Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in Georgia
Attorney disclosure
Does an attorney representing a client have to disclose who he is and that he is representing a party?
5 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Attorney disclosure
Your question is not entirely clear. There is no requirement that a lawyer put anyone on notice of representation, although that is commonly done.
Re: Attorney disclosure
Your question is not entirely clear. There is no requirement that a lawyer put anyone on notice of representation, although that is commonly done. www.mygeorgiainjurylawyers.com
Re: Attorney disclosure
Your question is not entirely clear. There is no requirement that a lawyer put anyone on notice of representation, although that is commonly done. www.mygeorgiainjurylawyers.com
Re: Attorney disclosure
Your question is not entirely clear. There is no requirement that a lawyer put anyone on notice of representation, although that is commonly done. www.mygeorgiainjurylawyers.com
Re: Attorney disclosure
It really depends on the situation. An attorney need not say who his client in some situations. Contact my office via e-mail and tell me more about what is going on.
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