My prior column discussed how attorney-client privilege is an incredibly important protection that promotes full and open communications between lawyers and their clients. It’s more critical than ever that comms professionals be aware of this privilege and know how to maintain it when helping clients with crisis or other corporate communications involving lawyers. Last month, a New York federal court provided important guidance regarding the attorney-client privilege in the context of PR firms and other third-party consultants to lawyers.
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