physician–client privilege
physician–client privilege. See doctor–patient privilege under PRIVILEGE(3).
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physician–client privilege. See doctor–patient privilege under PRIVILEGE(3).
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client trust account. A bank account, usu. interest-bearing, in which a lawyer deposits money belonging to a client (e.g., money received from a client’s debtor, from the settlement of a client’s case, or from the client for later use in a business transaction). — Also termed trust account.
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clientela (klI-[schwa]n-tee-l[schwa]), n. [Latin] Roman law. 1. Clientship; the relationship between a cliens and a patron. 2. A person’s dependents.
The protection afforded to a client from an accountant’s unauthorized disclosure of materials submitted to or prepared by the accountant. • The privilege is not widely recognized. [Cases: Witnesses 196.2. C.J.S. Witnesses § 356.]
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A fund established usu. by a state or a state bar association to compensate persons for losses that they suffered because of their attorneys’ misappropriation of funds or other misconduct. [Cases: Attorney and Client 129.5. C.J.S. Attorney and Client § 279.]
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client security fund 〈美〉客户特权;委托人保障基金 在许多州律师协会中建立,用以弥补因其成员律师〔attorney〕行为不端对委托人所造成的损失。
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exposure. The amount of liability or other risk to which a person is subject ( the client wanted to know its exposure before it made a settlement offer). dangerous exposure. Maritime law. Exposure that is reasonably foreseeable in the ordinary chances, mistakes, or hazards of navigation.