In Addition to Statements Made to an Attorney, the Attorney-Client

question 42

Multiple Choice

In addition to statements made to an attorney, the attorney-client privilege covers:

• A) information divulged to an attorney's subordinates, such as secretaries or paralegals.
• B) statements made in the presence of people other than the lawyer or the lawyer's subordinates.
• C) statements made to a law-enforcement officer.
• D) statements made only after the attorney is actually retained by a client.

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Definitions:

Simple Conflict

A basic disagreement or clash between parties with differing opinions, interests, or goals, which is typically uncomplicated and resolvable through communication.

Ego Conflict

occurs when a disagreement or confrontation challenges an individual's sense of self-esteem or identity.

Ego Conflict

A type of conflict that arises when a disagreement becomes personal, leading to attacks on someone's character or self-esteem.

Temper Flares

A sudden outburst of anger or frustration.