No, a lawyer cannot share a client’s information with anyone. This rule is called client–lawyer confidentiality, and it is one of the strongest duties in the legal profession. When a client tells something to a lawyer—whether it is about the case, personal life, or any private detail—the lawyer must keep it secret.

A lawyer cannot share this information with friends, family, media, or even other clients. They cannot post it on social media or use it for personal benefit. This rule protects clients and helps them trust their lawyer fully.

A lawyer can share information only in very rare situations, like when the law requires it or when the client gives written permission.

In simple words, a lawyer is like a “trusted protector” of the client’s secrets. Keeping information private is a basic responsibility and breaking this rule can lead to strict punishment from the Bar Council.