Lawyers As "Tattletales": A Challenge to the Broad Application of the Attorney-Client Privilege and Rule 1.6, Confidentially of Information

David A Green

Lawyers As "Tattletales": A Challenge to the Broad Application of the Attorney-Client Privilege and Rule 1.6, Confidentially of Information

David A Green

North Carolina Central University School of Law

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Original language	American English
Journal	Georgia State University Law Review
Volume	20
State	Published - 2004

Keywords

Law

Disciplines

Law
Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility

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