are you required by law to provide your law firms information if you are a corporation and it is requested by a private party?
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Read More Answered By: Robert F. Cohen |
If the party's not a shareholder nor a spouse of a shareholder, then you are not required to provide such information. However, if you have a law firm on retainer, you might want to advise it of the demand to help you deal with the private party's claim. |
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