Special Prosecutor and Ex-Firm Partner Testify on Legal Fees, Attorney-Client Privilege
Nathan Wade said he took a significant cut in his income when he began working on contract with the DA's office as a special prosecutor.
February 15, 2024 at 06:56 PM
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Legal Ethics and Attorney DisciplineWhat You Need to Know
- Chief Prosecutor Nathan Wade, a private attorney, said he took a significant pay cut to work for Willis.
- Attorneys argued whether testimony from his former law firm partner could be limited due to attorney-client privilege.
Before Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis testified about her relationship with Nathan Wade on Thursday, the special prosecutor took the stand himself, answering uncomfortable questions about his law firm finances, his work hours on behalf of the county, and his financial affairs with Willis.
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