What is the scope of the attorney-client privilege and when does it apply?

• A. Confidential communications between attorney and client made for seeking or receiving legal advice; applies to communications, not underlying facts, and can be waived in certain circumstances.
• B. All information exchanged between client and attorney, including underlying facts.
• C. Only documents signed by attorney; no communication protection.
• D. Privilege only applies to criminal cases.

Answer: (B)