Attorney-client privilege protects certain confidential communications between a lawyer and a client from forced disclosure in court or another legal proceeding. The protection encourages people to speak candidly with counsel, allowing the lawyer to understand the facts and provide informed guidance. Still, not every conversation with an attorney is privileged. The purpose of the communication, […]
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As lawyers, we think we know the answers. In fact, clients hire us to deliver answers and/or results. One of the biggest mistakes that trial lawyers make, however, is assuming jurors think and talk like us. Law school trains us to think and talk like lawyers. When we talk to jurors, however, we need to […]
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