Sec. 8. An attorney: (1) does not breach a fiduciary duty; (2) is not liable in damages; and (3) is not subject to disciplinary action; because of a deposit of money in an interest bearing attorney trust account if the attorney acted in accordance with a good faith judgment that the money constituted qualified funds. [Pre-2004 Recodification Citation: 33-20-5-8.] IC 33-44-6 Chapter 6. Interest Bearing Attorney Trust Accounts 33-44-6-1 Trust accounts containing qualified funds; transition to interest bearing attorney trust account 33-44-6-2 Terms and conditions 33-44-6-3 Interest accrued by account; board ownership of beneficial interest 33-44-6-4 Remittance of interest earned on account 33-44-6-5 Remittance of interest; procedure 33-44-6-6 Statement of depository financial institution required upon remittance 33-44-6-7 Contents of statement of depository financial institution 33-44-6-8 Duty of institution to determine or inquire into type of funds deposited 33-44-6-9 Release and discharge of depository financial institution 33-44-6-10 Limitation on actions against depository financial institution 33-44-6-11 Confidentiality of information identifying beneficial owner of account 33-44-6-12 Disclosure of account information by board or institution
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