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I have received a statutory notice requiring me to produce client information or documents. What should I do?
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My client has threatened self-harm. What should I do?
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Warning – Google powered voice recognition may have a catastrophic privacy flaw
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Is an Attorney entitled to collect a Principal’s original documents from your safe custody or to obtain a copy?
Can an executor require me to hand over my will instruction file?
Confidentiality, competency and the retainer – an ethical teaser
Is your password weak or compromised?
Closed courts have open ears
WannaCRYpt ransomware – Just the tip of the cyber risk to law firms
Can I keep information from my client for their own good?
Confidentiality – information in the public domain
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