Attorney-Client Privilege
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About This Practical Pointer
Attorney-client privilege is an evidentiary rule that protects attorneys and their clients from being compelled to disclose confidential communications between them made for the purpose of obtaining legal advice. This Practical Pointer further explains the privilege, what is excluded from the privilege, how the privilege can be waived, and best practices for preserving attorney-client privilege.
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