> It is important to note that if Correia had simply handed his notebooks and electronic devices to his counsel personally, the documents would not be privilege

> It is important to note that if Correia had simply handed his notebooks and electronic devices to his counsel personally, the documents would not be privileged. “[P]re-existing documents . . . not prepared by the [client] for the purpose of communicating with [her] lawyers in confidence . . . acquire[] no special protection from the simple fact of being turned over to an attorney.”