Attorneys must maintain client confidences and secrets. While obvious, this is one of the most often overlooked obligations attorneys have. Yet the consequences for violating this obligation are no less serious.
November 27, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Attorneys must maintain client confidences and secrets. While obvious, this is one of the most often overlooked obligations attorneys have. Yet the consequences for violating this obligation are no less serious.
The State Bar of Georgia can discipline an attorney for the failure to maintain client confidences and secrets, or for the failure to ensure that others for whom the attorney has supervisory responsibility maintain client confidences and secrets.
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