Doe v. Catholic Bishop: How to Scrutinize Attorney-Client Privilege
By Mohammad Ahmed & Bobby Montesano
Civil Practice and Procedure,
October 2024
Attorney-client privilege is an anchor of the legal profession, fostering open communication between attorneys and their clients. This privilege encourages clients “to engage in full and frank discussions with their attorneys without fear of compelled disclosure of information.” As such, the attorney-client privilege is an essential component of effective legal representation.
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