Shhh: Be Careful When Talking Work in Public
While lawyers are working anywhere and everywhere now, they can sometimes forget their surroundings in their efforts to be efficient.
August 02, 2022 at 07:48 PM
6 minute read
Legal Ethics and Attorney DisciplineThe notion that "anywhere can be an office" rang true during the pandemic and, for some, has led to a more flexible approach to working environments. But while the definition of "office" may be looser, an attorney's ethical obligations are not. Attorneys should remain extra vigilant with respect to their duty to maintain confidentiality when discussing work in public places.
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