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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
Do you think most attorneys will do “whatever it takes” to win a case?
If you were in Olivia and Ida’s shoes, would you have settled out of the lawsuit like Ida did, or continued to fight the way Olivia did?
Do you think women, for the most part, have achieved equality in the workplace?
Is it important for a husband and wife to share the same religious beliefs?
Do you think it’s a good idea to study other religions, not for the purpose of converting, but to understand the beliefs of others?
Were you more sympathetic toward Girlie Cortez after learning about her upbringing?
Have you ever worked with someone who used sex for career advancement?
Do you think Detective Mankowski’s partner should have reported his unethical behavior?
Who was your favorite character in Attorney-Client Privilege?
What did you like/dislike most about Attorney-Client Privilege?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Pamela Samuels Young is a practicing attorney and bestselling author of the legal thrillers, Every Reasonable Doubt, In Firm Pursuit, Murder on the Down Low, Buying Time and Attorney-Client Privilege.
In addition to writing legal thrillers and working as an in-house employment attorney for a major corporation in Southern California, Pamela is on the board of directors of the Los Angeles chapter of Sisters in Crime, an organization dedicated to the advancement of women mystery writers. The former journalist and Compton native is a graduate of USC, Northwestern University and UC Berkeley’s School of Law. She is married and lives in the Los Angeles area.
To schedule Pamela for a speaking engagement or book club meeting via speakerphone, Skype or in person, visit her website at www.pamelasamuelsyoung.com.