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No, not in the USA under normal circumstances. This is known as attorney-client privilege. They are required to maintain it even when you stop paying.
by wikibob 5y ago
No, not in the USA under normal circumstances.
This is known as attorney-client privilege. They are required to maintain it even when you stop paying.
- approxim8ion 5y agoThanks, I didn't realize this could be considered privileged. Seems pretty airtight then
- Trias11 5y agoRight. Unless they decided to arrest or attack attorney for some fake cause that enables them to dig deeper.