If your professor for this class is an attorney, then
A)the fact you are a student creates an attorney client relationship with the professor.
B)all discussions with your instructor are subject to attorney client privilege.
C)all your legal problems this semester will be handled by the University without any additional tuition or fees.
D)none of the above

Question

If your professor for this class is an attorney, then
A)the fact you are a student creates an attorney client relationship with the professor.
B)all discussions with your instructor are subject to attorney client privilege.
C)all your legal problems this semester will be handled by the University without any additional tuition or fees.
D)none of the above

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Being a student in a class taught by an attorney does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Attorney-client privilege applies to clients seeking legal advice, not to students in an educational setting. Additionally, the university handling legal problems without additional fees is not related to the professor's status as an attorney.

If Your Professor for This Class Is an Attorney, Then