The US Supreme Courtroom has agreed to review a case to clarify the scope of lawyer-client privilege in the context of twin-function communications. In re: Grand Jury, No. 21-1397. The Courtroom will take into account which of two competing expectations to use when determining whether legal professional-client privilege shields communications that integrate the two legal and non-lawful or business enterprise tips. Legal professional-Shopper Privilege “Attorney-consumer privilege” protects specific communications concerning attorneys and clients from disclosure. The Court docket extolled the relevance of the rule in 1981, when it previous tackled legal professional-consumer privilege in Upjohn Co. v. United States, 449 US 383. The Court docket described that the purpose of…