An email sent from an employee to an in-house attorney is protected even more vehemently through attorney-client privilege.

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Attorney-client privilege protects communications between a client and their attorney when seeking legal advice, but it does not automatically provide more protection for communications simply because they are between an employee and an in-house attorney. The protection's applicability depends on the content being related to seeking or providing legal advice, not the communication medium or employment status.

An Email Sent from an Employee to an In-House Attorney