In law school I observed that a majority of students had huge and fragile egos that were combined with unresolved bitterness from being picked on as kids. Generally just nasty people. There is a reason I’ve kept in contact with only one other person from that time.
The Unknown Republican: “In law school ...” (Post 54)
Lumper 20: “I never had a lawyer run his mouth about me.” (Post 30)
I would like to know how it’s possible that a former lawyer of President Trump could say negative and/or harmful things about a client without violating attorney-client privilege. That may not be the exact case here, but it seems there’s a lot of it going on and I don’t understand.
That privilege doesn’t just disappear when the attorney’s job is over.