Practice Pointer: An Attorney’s Duty to Maintain Confidentiality of Information Relating to Representation of a Client by Kate A. Toomey Attorneys often call the Office of Professional Conduct’s Ethics - Duty to report misconduct - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Practice Pointer: An Attorney’s Duty to Maintain Confidentiality of Information Relating to Representation of a Client by Kate A. Toomey Attorneys often call the Office of Professional Conduct’s Ethics Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-01-08 18:43:50 Open Document File Size: 48,47 KB Share Result on Facebook Event Person Communication and Meetings / / Facility Utah State Bar / Bar Legal Ethics Comm / / IndustryTerm law / / Organization office of Professional Conduct / / Person KATE A. TOOMEY / Practice Pointer / / Position Deputy Counsel / Attorney / attorney consulting an outside attorney / District Attorney / lawyer / / ProvinceOrState Massachusetts / Suffolk County / Washington / Utah / / PublishedMedium the Hotline / / SocialTag Applied ethics Confidentiality Attorney–client privilege American Bar Association Model Rules of Professional Conduct Duty to report misconduct Duty of confidentiality Law Legal ethics Ethics

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