Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability (CPRA)
Section 28. Protecting client confidences. - A lawyer shall not reveal the confidences of the client, including data from the client's files, except; (a) When a written informed consent is obtained from the client; (b) When required by law, such as anti-money laundering statutes, or the Rules of Court; (c) To the extent necessary, to collect the lawyer's fees; (d) In defense of the Jawyer, or the lawyer's employees or associates; or ( e) By judicial order, but only if material.