If the rule is violated, information that otherwise might have been protected by the attorney-client privilege can be used in court, which may be harmful to the client's interests.

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Confidentiality is the rule that protects information shared between a client and their attorney. If this rule is violated, the information can be used in court, potentially harming the client's interests.

If the Rule Is Violated, Information That Otherwise Might Have