MPRE Questions and Answers

When does the attorney-client privilege apply?~ Ans- 01.Confidentiality The attorney-client privilege applies in judicial and other proceedings in which a lawyer may be called as a witness or otherwise required to produce evidence concerning a client. intended to be confidential Ans- 01.Confidentiality For a communication to be protected by the attorney-client privilege, it must be those witnesses or third parties are representatives of the client Ans- 01.Confidentiality The attorney-client privilege does not extend to information obtained by a lawyer from witnesses or third parties unless waived by the client Ans- 01.Confidentiality The attorney-client privilege continues indefinitely, unless to plan or perpetrate a future crime or fraudulent act Ans- 01.Confidentiality The attorney-client privilege does not arise when the purpose of the communication is a later dispute arises between the clients any records of statements or interviews, and other tangible items prepared in anticipation of litigation Ans- 01.Confidentiality When more than one client consults with a lawyer regarding a common legal problem, statements made among the clients and lawyer are privileged, except wher