In the Matter of Laurence Semel, Bankrupt. Laurence Semel

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• attorney bankrupt tried to conceal from referee information about his own accounts receivable
• “In the absence of unusual circumstances, the fact of a retainer, the identity of the client, the conditions of employment and the amount of the fee” are not privileged, (emphasis added)
• attorney bankrupt tried to conceal from referee information about his own accounts receivable

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