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Concerned that his client's erratic behavior might jeopardize his personal injury suit, a New York lawyer petitioned a court to declare the client incapacitated and to appoint a guardian on the client's behalf. The judge has denied the petition, holding that the attorney's interests conflict with his client's and that the attorney's testimony in support of the petition violated attorney-client privilege.
August 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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