In solicitor-client privilege, the lawyer normally has no legal obligation to reveal any confidential information to legal authorities or to anyone, unless:
A) the lawyer has severed the professional relationship.
B) the situation involves a minor.
C) a felony has been committed.
D) the client provides authorization.
E) There are no exceptions.

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The exception to solicitor-client privilege regarding the revelation of confidential information is when the client provides authorization for the lawyer to do so. This allows the lawyer to share specific information with third parties as per the client's instructions.

In Solicitor-Client Privilege, the Lawyer Normally Has No Legal Obligation