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The attorney-client privilege protects the communications of an attorney giving legal advice to a client by preventing courts or adversaries from compelling their disclosure. The oldest privilege for confidential communications, it has been described as "one of the most revered of common law privileges" and as "a time-honored sanctuary." Yet despite the privilege's long-accepted place in US' common law and statutory traditions, recent developments threaten its continued vitality. There is, however, a threat to the attorney-client privilege that is more dangerous and much less recognized than any coming from within the US. This article will show that unless US courts take action, the US attorney-client privilege for international companies will no longer be defined by US courts and lawma...
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... to cover the area of electronic communications. The 'telecommunications package' that the Europea... equipment fulfils the national and international standards and supervise the use and running of suc... Cyprus Law for the Protection of Confidentiality of Private Communications (Interception of Communi...
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... of complex problems relating to international financial, economic, trade, and energy policies an... assigned to cryptologic and communications intelligence activities/functions. (2) Positions i...CEGS60001 Confidential Assistant for Council of Economic Advisers. CEGS60...
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...CHAPTER I: FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION. SUBCHAPTER A: GENERAL. PART 0: COMMISS...See ? 0.460(k). (c) International Bureau. (1) The treaties and other international a... of this chapter, except those kept confidential pursuant to sec. 412 of the Communications Act. Se...
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... compelled legal disclosure of confidential communications. International Tel. & Tel. Corp. v....
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CPAs subject to the AICPA's Code of Professional Conduct have long had an obligation to keep information learned during the conduct of a client engagement confidential. There are, however, situations in which the obligation to speak may override this duty to remain silent. Rule 301 of the code provides: A member in public practice shall not disclose any confidential client information without the specific consent of the client. This apparently straightforward statement, however, can result in burdensome pitfalls for the practicing public accountant, beginning with several important exceptions within its text. The AICPA has also issued guidance that allows CPAs to disclose confidential client information to their liability insurance carrier (AICPA Professional Standards section ET 391.03...
... case of Yale Express involving the international accounting firm of Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co. (no...-client protections of confidential communications were extended by the law to accountants under the ...
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...BOGS90028 Confidential Assistant, Office of Management and Budget. Effect...Communications. Effective May 28, 2009. Office of the United Stat... Assistant for Legislative Affairs (International). Effective May 29, 2009. Department of Defense. D...
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This provides the consolidated notice of all agency specific excepted authorities, approved by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), under Schedule A, B, or C, as of June 30, 2011, as required by Civil Service Rule VI, Exceptions from the Competitive Service.
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... as to his impartiality and the confidentiality of documents he might see. (35) His technical repo... the master's duties, when ex parte communications are permitted, what documentation of the master's ...
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... comprehensive security to document communications takes awareness and education. It also needs to be... security solutions that enable the confidential sharing of important or sensitive documents in an ...