Never Discussing a Client's Case in a Common Area (Such

question 48

Multiple Choice

Never discussing a client's case in a common area (such as a hallway, an elevator, a cafeteria, or a restaurant) where a conversation might be overheard is a rule of thumb to follow to avoid which of the following?

• A) Violating the duty of competence
• B) Violating the duty to avoid conflicts of interest
• C) Violating the rule of client confidentiality
• D) Violating the duty of competence and violating the duty to avoid conflicts of interest

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