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An attorney's client confides facts during a confidential consultation for the purpose of obtaining legal advice. The opposing party seeks to compel disclosure. The attorney-client privilege protects:

Confidential communications between client and attorney made to obtain or provide legal advice All facts the client knows, even if learned independently of the lawyer Only documents the attorney drafted Communications only if litigation has already begun

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Confidential communications between client and attorney made to obtain or provide legal advice

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