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PART 1 The Attorney-Client Privilege I. Purpose and Scope of the Attorney-Client Privilege II. Standing III. Elements of The Attorney-Client Privilege IV. Forfeiture or “Waiver” of the Attorney-Client Privilege V. Exceptions to Application of the Attorney-Client Privilege VI. Criminal Convictions Based on Attorney Testimony VII. Survival of the Attorney-Client Privilege VIII. Attorney-Client Privilege in International Context IX. Ethical Concerns X. Constitutional Issues XI. Strategic Issues PART 2 The Work-Product Protection I. Purpose and Scope of Work-Product Protection II. Procedural Matters III. Elements of Work-Product Protection IV. Qualifications on Work-Product Protection V. Protecting Attorney’s Mental Impressions VI. Waiver of the Work-Product Protection VII. Exceptions to the Work-Product Protection PART 3 Factors Common to Both the Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work-Product Protection I. Underlying Facts Not Privilege Protected II. Redaction III. Procedural Issues IV. Deposing and Testifying Counsel V. Waiver of Privilege in Government Prosecutions　or Investigations VI. Attorney-Client Privilege and Work-Product Protection in the Electronic Age VII. “Two Strings to the Bow” Raising Both Privilege and Protection VIII. Interplay Between FOIA and Privilege/Protection IX. Conclusion: Whither the Privilege