What is information about a client that cannot be subpoenaed by a court of law called?
A) Confidential information.
B) Privileged communication.
C) Contingent information.
D) Audit communication.

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Information that is protected by privilege communication cannot be subpoenaed by a court of law. This type of information is typically confidential and includes communications between an attorney and their client, doctor and patient, or clergy and parishioner, for example.

What Is Information About a Client That Cannot Be Subpoenaed