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Bar News - September 7, 2001 Practical Ethics: To Disclose or Not to Disclose: Disclosure of Billing Statements to Non-Clients By: the NHBA Ethics Committee Practical Ethics This article is intended to alert the practitioner to the ethical concerns and duty to the client that the disclosure of any client billing raises in each of these many different fields of practice. This article should be especially helpful to practitioners who accept state-funded work or who are required to submit bills to the court for approval. This article is available in .pdf format. To download the article onto your hard drive, click on the link below:
More Practical Ethics articles and Ethics Opinions are available under NH Practice Guidelines
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