When the client is deceased and there is no statutory language dealing with privilege and the death of the holder, the individual who usually is allowed to assert the privilege is:

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When a client is deceased and there is no statutory language on privilege and death, the privilege would typically be handed over to the client's legal representative (such as an executor or administrator of the client's estate) who would be responsible for making decisions about disclosure of the deceased client's confidential information.

When the Client Is Deceased and There Is No Statutory