In the latest issue of Corporate Boardmember Magazine, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP writes, “Think before you act. If you make one of these 16 moves, you waive your attorney-client privilege.”

Here’s the top 5:

• Disclose attorney-client communications to relatives or friends
• Speak with your attorney (or client) in the presence of third parties
• Use your company’s computer to contact your personal attorney
• Tell corporate counsel about conversations with your personal attorney
• Disclose attorney-client communications to your personal accountant

For the complete list visit boardmember.com >>