FROM CLYDE AND CO:  THE SCOPE OF THE DUTY TO PROTECT CLIENT CONFIDENCES – BOTH WHEN TRAVELING AND GENERALLY

Now that lawyers and clients are traveling to meetings again, even if with less frequency than before the pandemic, it is worth considering lawyers’ ethical responsibilities to preserve client’s confidential information when on the road, and their duties to advise their clients of the protections required of the clients themselves to preserve confidentiality and privilege while on the move. READ MORE