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Attorney-client privileges applys when there is?
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an appropriate relationship between attorney and client and the relationship must exist at the time of the communication.
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Who claims the privilege?
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client
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Does the third party destroy the attorney-client privileges?
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Yes
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Does the attorney-client privileges extend to future wrongdoing?
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There must be no reason why the privilege should not control (i.e. legal advice sought for future wrongdoing)
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An attorney may disclose confidential info of a client:
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To prevent client's criminal act. To carry out representation.
Lawyer's self-interest. To defend against adverse statement by the client. To defend against a crimminal charge based on conduct. To protect reputation against charges by the client or third parties. A dispute regarding fees with client. Client perjury or fraud, including false evidence. |
