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Microsoft WordMicrosoft WordMemo · PrivilegeAa
This memo addresses whether the January emails between the client and outside counsel are protected by attorney-client privilege. On the facts provided they are, so long as the client did not forward them to the third-party vendor.
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Microsoft WordMemo · Privilege
Question presented
Are the January emails between the client and outside counsel protected by attorney-client privilege?
  • Rule: privilege covers legal advice, not business advice
  • Application: the emails sought legal advice
  • Risk: the forward to the vendor may waive it
Next: confirm who was on the vendor thread.
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To client@company.com
Subject Update on the privilege question
Dear Mr. Alvarez,

On the January emails: as long as they were not forwarded outside the company, they stay protected by privilege. Please do not forward them further while we confirm the vendor thread.

Best regards.
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NotionCase · Alvarez v. Delta
Deposition prep
Alvarez is credible but nervous. Keep the questions short and let him breathe.
  • Establish the timeline of the January emails
  • Confirm who added the vendor
  • Avoid the settlement talks (privileged)
To do: pull the email metadata before Thursday.

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so um the the january emails between the client and outside counsel are basically protected by privilege as long as they didn't like forward them to the third party vendor

What Whisperly writes

The January emails between the client and outside counsel are protected by attorney-client privilege, provided they were not forwarded to the third-party vendor.

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