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Daniel J. Dwyer

Daniel J. Dwyer

Trial attorney and Member of the Firm at Epstein Becker Green in Boston, concentrating in commercial litigation, fiduciary disputes, and privilege issues involving AI.

Sep 1, 2026

1:23
Dan, I'll start by asking you to review the basic elements of attorney-client privilege.
1:28
Sure.
1:30
Before I touch on the elements, though, I'd like to emphasize in the beginning a point that you mentioned.
1:38
a little more emphatically.
1:39
Everybody should begin with the assumption that everything is discoverable.
1:43
It's a scary point, but it's worth remembering.
1:47
The good news is that it's not discoverable if you can put it in the attorney-client privilege and that that's doable, but you always must do it.
5:13
Are there any exceptions to when disclosure to a third party doesn't destroy attorney-client privilege?

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