Attorney-client privilege The court concluded the attorney-client privilege attached when the lawyer was rendering legal advice or legal services to a corporate insurer even if no litigation was reasonably anticipated by the insurer at the time counsel was retained or at the time the legal advice or legal service were rendered. (Photo: Shutterstock)

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