2. In a memo to his supervising attorney concerning his investigation of a hotline complaint, Larry Lawyer includes key facts that he considered when developing his legal conclusions. Are the facts privileged? A Yes, because they are included in a memo between company attorneys. B Yes, because Larry conducted the investigation and his memo is his own attorney work product. C No, because the privilege does not extend to protect against disclosure of facts. D Yes, because there are better sources of factual discovery than Larry whose memo contains hearsay. {Ans: C No, because the privilege does not extend to protect against disclosure of facts.}An attorney represented a client in an action against the client's former business partner to recover damages for breach of contract. During the representation, the client presented the attorney with incontrovertible proof that the partner had committed perjury in a prior action that was resolved in the partner's favor. Neither the attorney nor the client was involved in any way in the prior action. The attorney believes that it would be detrimental to the client's best interests to reveal the perjury because implications might be drawn from the former close personal and business relationship between