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: Legal Ethics ForumAttorney Client Privilege Run in Both Directions
Via How Appealing, we're told that the Supreme Court in Pennsylvania has clarified that the attorney client privilege covers communications from clients to lawyers and from lawyers to client. I confess that when I learned that some states had viewed the privilege as running one way (i.e., only communications from client to lawyer), I wondered how that distinction could work as a practical matter. Do any of our readers know if any states still have "one way" protection?
Full post as published by Legal Ethics Forum on February 24, 2011 (boomark / email).
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