Lawyers who participate in Internet discussion groups should avoid including any confidential information that could be associated with a particular case or controversy. Postings that give identifying details about cases can result in problems such as waiver of work product protection or inadvertent communications with judges involved on a case. Los Angeles Cty. Bar. Ass’n. Professional Resp. and Ethics Comm. Formal Op. 514 (Aug 19, 2005).
Lawyers who participate in Internet discussion groups should avoid including any confidential information that could be associated with a particular case or controversy
Source Peter Krakaur|2017-06-26T18:40:52-07:00Nov 27th, 2005|Categories: LegalEthics, Post|Tags: California, Confidentiality, Ex Parte Communications, Social Networking, Work Product Protection|0 Comments
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