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The Attorney-Client Privilege and How Not to Waive It

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Description

Course Description

 

Get the information you need to protect the attorney-client and the work product privilege.
This topic will explore the intricacies of the attorney-client relationship and will bring to light a multitude of benefits for both clients and lawyers. It is important to understand the extent and boundaries of this relationship which fosters an environment of trust and open communication. This privilege, however, is not absolute, and this course will explore various exceptions and waivers. This information will enhance your understanding of the delicate balance between the attorney-client privilege, the duty of confidentiality, and the work-product doctrine. This topic will equip professionals with the tools to navigate complex legal matters while safeguarding confidential information.

Key Agenda Points

 

* The Extent and Boundaries of the Attorney-Client Relationship and the Attorney-Client Privilege
* Notable Exceptions to the Attorney-Client Privilege
* Privilege Waivers
Presenter: Mark E. Ellis, Ellis Law Group, LLP
Credits*: CLE, NALA
Time of program 90 min, 1 pm ET
Date of program September 30

Overview

The Extent and Boundaries of the of the Attorney-Client Relationship and the Attorney-Client Privilege
• Generally
• Clients
• Lawyers
• Confidential Communication
• During the Attorney-Client Relationship

Notable Exceptions to the Attorney-Client Privilege
• Crime Fraud Exception
• Violent Crime Exception

Privilege Waivers
• Lawyer’s Breach of Duty
• Waiver for Fee Disputes With Client
• Testamentary Intent Waiver
• Express Waiver by the Client
• Inadvertent Disclosure
• Unnecessary Disclosure
• Waiver by Assertion of Advice of Counsel- Limited
• Waiver by Untimely Discovery Responses
• Fundamental Fairness- Implied Waiver

Privilege Logs

The Attorney-Client Privilege V. the Duty of Confidentiality V. the Work-Product Doctrine
• The Fiduciary Duty of Confidentiality
• The Attorney Work-Product Doctrine

CLE (Please check the Detailed Credit Information page for states that have already been approved) ,NALA ,Additional credit may be available upon request. Contact Lorman at 866-352-9540 for further information.

Mark E. Ellis-Ellis Law Group, LLP

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