State law requires lawyers, doctors and other professionals to discloseconflicts or problems that might affect service to their clients.
But what must be disclosed and when?
Georgia State law requires lawyers, doctors and other professionals to disclose conflicts or problems that might affect service to their clients. But what must be disclosed and when? The state Supreme Court is expected to provide some guidelines in the case of a cocaine-using urologist sued by a patient who suffers from "abnormal curvature" of his genitalia after surgery. Justices are predicted to use this case to determine exactly how much personal information professionals should disclose.
August 19, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
State law requires lawyers, doctors and other professionals to discloseconflicts or problems that might affect service to their clients.
But what must be disclosed and when?
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