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Pa. Disciplinary Bd. R. 91.80
Waiver of privilege
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Enforcement Rule 301(j) provides that the filing of an application for reinstatement to active status by a formerly admitted attorney transferred to disability inactive status shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of any doctor-patient privilege with respect to any treatment of the formerly admitted attorney during the period of disability; that the formerly admitted attorney shall be required to disclose the name of every psychiatrist, psychologist, physician and hospital or other institution by whom or in which the formerly admitted attorney has been examined or treated since transfer to disability inactive status; and that the formerly admitted attorney shall furnish to the Court written consent to each to divulge such information and records as requested by court-appointed medical experts.
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Subchapter E.
FORMERLY ADMITTED ATTORNEYS
Sec.
91.91. Notification of clients in nonlitigation matters.
91.92. Notification of clients in litigation matters.
91.93. Notification of other persons.
91.94. Effective date of suspension, disbarment, temporary suspension, administrative suspension or transfer to disability inactive status.
91.95. Additional steps to be taken to disengage from the practice of law.
91.96. Proof of compliance.
91.97. Publication of notice of suspension, disbarment, temporary suspension, administrative suspension or transfer to disability inactive status.
91.98. Action to protect clients of formerly admitted attorney.
91.99. Maintenance of records.
91.100. Indicia of licensure.
91.101. Law-related activities of formerly admitted attorneys.
Provenance
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- www.padisciplinaryboard.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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