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It works that way with atty-client privilege if you sue your lawyer for malpractice -- nm
"
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senor dentista
It's crazy. If a patient says they were treated, you can't acknowledge that it happened. -- nm
Posted by
Mop (aka Rburriel)
May 27 '16, 23:27
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You can but you can't discuss specifics of their treatment. There's a line they can't cross and some seem to have. -- nm
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