All communications between attorney and client are strictly confidential and the attorney cannot be compelled to divulge attorney-client communications.  This right is protected by statute and innumerable court cases.  However, it is important to understand that communications with Law Office of James M. Campbell by e-mail, including use of information resources provided by a WWW server or other Internet resource, does not create an attorney-client relationship, without specific mutual agreement.  An attorney-client relationship can be created by e-mail, but only by a direct and clear agreement.  No implied agreement should be assumed.

Accordingly, care should be taken not to communicate confidential information, absent such confirmation.  You should use e-mail and other information services that Law Office of James M. Campbell provides only as a means of learning more about us.  If an agreement is reached for legal services, clients should then discuss how to best exchange confidential information over the Internet.