Asked by Ritwika Petluri on Jun 06, 2024
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Mrs. Jones comes to attorney Nelson's office and asks him to represent her in a divorce. Before leaving the office, Mrs. Jones tells attorney Nelson that if her husband calls to find out if she is divorcing him, attorney Nelson is to "go ahead and tell him that she is." This is an example of which of the following?
A) Client confidentiality
B) Client consenting to disclosure of confidential information
C) An impliedly authorized disclosure of confidential client information
D) All of these choices are correct.
Consenting to Disclosure
The act of giving permission for personal or confidential information to be shared or made public.
Client Confidentiality
An ethical obligation for professionals, especially in the legal field, to keep their clients' information private and secure.
Confidential Information
Material, non-public information that is protected from disclosure and requires careful handling.
- Comprehend the parameters and limitations of client confidentiality and the role of a paralegal in ensuring its maintenance.
- Assess how personal conversations and decisions about representation may affect attorney-client privilege.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the parameters and limitations of client confidentiality and the role of a paralegal in ensuring its maintenance.
- Assess how personal conversations and decisions about representation may affect attorney-client privilege.
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