👉 The attorney fluid, often referred to as attorney-client privilege or confidentiality, is a legal principle that ensures communication between an attorney and their client remains private and protected from disclosure. This principle is fundamental in maintaining trust and encouraging open dialogue, allowing clients to share sensitive information without fear of it being used against them. It applies to both verbal and written communications, as well as information gleaned during the course of legal representation. The attorney fluid is a cornerstone of the attorney-client relationship, safeguarding the integrity and confidentiality of legal advice and strategies.
