“When you are advising a client, you should say, well, this is a document that I'm sending you. I'm your lawyer. It's subject to legal privilege. Don't circulate it without discussing with me first.”

Alex Haslam · Risk on Air · Sent, Shared, Waived? Threats to legal client privilege

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Advise clients that any document sent by the lawyer is subject to client legal privilege and should not be disclosed without consulting the lawyer

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