Agency
In South Carolina, 'confidentiality' after an agency relationship ends means:
AThe duty ends immediately when the transaction closes
BThe agent continues to protect the former client's confidential information even after the agency ends✓ Correct
CThe agent may disclose information 6 months after the transaction
DConfidentiality only applies during active representation
Explanation
The duty of confidentiality in South Carolina survives the termination of the agency relationship. The former agent should not use or disclose confidential information obtained during the representation that could harm the former client's interests.
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