That sounds weird because it isn’t how it works. The courts take a dim view of clients who attempt to abuse attorney-client privilege by putting all communicati

That sounds weird because it isn’t how it works. The courts take a dim view of clients who attempt to abuse attorney-client privilege by putting all communications under it. (A good heuristic for legal reasoning is that anything that sounds like a “one weird trick to avoid getting prosecuted” listicle item has already been picked clean by the courts.)