Client confidentiality privilege is lost where
A) an attorney waives the privilege.
B) disclosures are made to law office staff.
C) disclosures are made in the presence of third parties.
D) no retainer was paid.

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Client confidentiality privilege is typically lost when disclosures are made in the presence of third parties who are not part of the legal team or do not need to know the information for the purpose of providing legal advice. Sharing confidential information with individuals outside of this circle can waive the privilege.

Client Confidentiality Privilege Is Lost Where