An exception to attorney-client privilege requiring attorneys to disclose information if a client states they are planning to commit or are actively committing fraud or a crime. Does not apply to past crimes.
Right Law Group's guide explains: "Parents, spouses, friends, and family members are naturally concerned and distressed by the news of a loved one being arrested for a crime."
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