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You have received a summons to appear in court. Your client is being sued by another party and that party's attorney wishes to depose you. You notify your client, which refuses to grant permission for you to discuss any client-related matters. Which statement best describes your obligations under the "Confidential Client Information Rule"? If complying with the summons will benefit your firm, you should provide any requested information when you are deposed. Unless you receive your client's permission to speak, you should not provide any information during the deposition. Unless your firm provides a legal waiver, you should not provide any information during the deposition. If the summons is valid and enforceable, you should provide any requested information when you are deposed.

          You have received a summons to appear in court. Your client is being sued by another party and that party's attorney wishes to depose you. You notify your client, which refuses to grant permission for you to discuss any client-related matters. Which statement best describes your obligations under the "Confidential Client Information Rule"?
If complying with the summons will benefit your firm, you should provide any requested information when you are deposed.
Unless you receive your client's permission to speak, you should not provide any information during the deposition.
Unless your firm provides a legal waiver, you should not provide any information during the deposition.
If the summons is valid and enforceable, you should provide any requested information when you are deposed.

You have received a summons to appear in court. Your client is being sued by another party and that party's attorney wishes to depose you. You notify your client, which refuses to grant permission for you to discuss any client-related matters. Which statement best describes your obligations under the "Confidential Client Information Rule"?
If complying with the summons will benefit your firm, you should provide any requested information when you are deposed.
Unless you receive your client's permission to speak, you should not provide any information during the deposition.
Unless your firm provides a legal waiver, you should not provide any information during the deposition.
If the summons is valid and enforceable, you should provide any requested information when you are deposed.

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