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Complaint One Aren't attorneys supposed to keep a client informed? Shouldn't a client be informed when trial strategy is changing? Should a lawyer notify a client before filing a brief damaging to his client's case? If a client discovers an attorney is selling him out, should the client be able to take corrective action? Apparently, the answers to all these questions are NO. Read the case of Edmond Brown.
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