At a cocktail party, paralegal Sims see one of his firm's clients kissing someone not the client's wife.

At the client's divorce hearing, paralegal Sims could be required to testify about what he saw at the party. The information does not qualify for the attorney-client privilege because that privilege does not apply to paralegals.

Paralegal, Sims cannot ethically tell his wife about a=what he saw at the party as he bound by the ethical rules of attorney-client confidentiality.

At the Client's divorce hearing, paralegal Sims could be required to testify about what he saw at the party.The information does not qualify for the attorney-client privilege because it was not a client statement given while seeking legal advice