Which of the following typically does NOT have to be present for communications between an attorney and the attorney's client to be protected by a legal professional privilege?
Hmm, I think C is the key here. If the client sends the attorney's advice to their entire contact list, it's kind of hard to claim confidentiality, am I right? #OpenBookPolicy
You're right, A) Purpose of the communications was to seek or provide legal advice is also important. So, the answer could be D) Communication between a legal advisor and a client.
The answer is B, right? I mean, who needs legal privilege when you can just settle everything in the court of public opinion on Twitter? #SocialMediaLawyer
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