Attorney-client privilege lasts for: a. One year b. Ten years ...

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Attorney-client privilege lasts for:
 
  a. One year
  b. Ten years
  c. Five to twenty years, depending on the state
  d. Forever

Question 2

Mrs. Topp was considering a divorce, but has decided against it. You are:
 
  Mrs. Topp contacts your supervising attorney about representing her in a
  divorce case. She ultimately decides that she does not want to divorce Mr. Topp
  and does not hire your supervising attorney. You then mention to a friend that
  a. Guilty of violation of the attorney-client privilege
  b. Not guilty of violation of the attorney-client privilege because Mrs. Topp
  never actually hired the attorney
  c. Not guilty of violation of the attorney-client privilege because Mrs. Topp did
  not go through with the divorce
  d. None of these choices are correct

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A

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