Not true. No money or written contract required to establish attorney-client relationship and duties of confidentiality and loyalty.
False. Attorneys may use gmail for client communications and maintain privilege.
I suspect you are not attorney, because you are still wrong. Decisions have permitted attorney use of gmail to communicate with clients and maintain privilege since 2008.
David Kendall knows so much…
A lawyer may use any email service provider that conducts computer scans of emails to generate computer advertising, where the emails are not reviewed by or provided to human beings other than the sender and recipient. Gmail specifically qualifies, as do dozens of other providers.
For highly sensitive communications (I have represented Hollywood figures and Heads of State) then an alternative encrypted method is used. Or better yet, face to face.
Perhaps some on Mueller's team will be disbarred and prosecuted. I'm all for that.
This opens the door for POTUS and Congress to use the Guarantee Clause to remove the sitting California government by force and without court intervention.
I sue lawyers for a living.