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Confidentiality And Deceased Client

May a lawyer disclose cofidential information to the personal representative of a deceased client? Yes, if the attorney believes that disclosure would further the clients’ interests, accoding to a recent ethics opinion from Maine.  Otherwise, disclosure is permissible only if the personal representative obtains a court order requiring disclosure of the information. (Mike Frisch)

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