Synonyms for attorney-client privilege
at·tor·ney-clien·t priv·i·lege

Princeton's WordNet

1. attorney-client privilegenoun

   the right of a lawyer to refuse to divulge confidential information from his client

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1. • Privilege

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1. Dave Wedge:

   Attorney Davidson can not comment on these matters due to the constraints of attorney-client privilege, generally speaking, agreements such as these can be drawn up by either side and are frequently edited by both sides as part of the negotiation process.

2. Michael Stern:

   When you go on TV all the time it is kind of hard to claim attorney-client privilege on things you've talked about.

3. Patrick Strawbridge:

   Instead of addressing important intelligence needs, The House Intelligence Committee appears to seek a truly needless dispute — this one with private attorneys — that would force them to violate privileges and ethical rules, as committed defense lawyers, we will respect the Constitution and defend the attorney-client privilege — one of the oldest and most sacred privileges in the law.

4. Robert Kelner:

   ... we have declined to produce documents covered by the attorney-client privilege, and we are preparing a log for the committee detailing what documents are being withheld under that privilege.

5. House Democrats:

   Im his attorney, theres something called attorney-client privilege, that has to be considered even if they dont think he should have attorney-client privilege.