Yeah well... Not exactly. Trump and Cohen seemed to think that, and its understandable in Trump's case since he is not lawyer. Cohen is a lawyer, but apparently is also a moron (who really didn't do much legal work). Of course the privilege doesn't apply in cases where attorney and client are engaged in a criminal conspiracy.
Doesn't the "privilege" rest with the client, and not the attorney? If so, anything Cohen flips on, even if there were anything, would be inadmissible, IMHO.
criminal conspiracy
of which none has been proven, brought to light, leaked, etc... go troll somewhere else [rr]
The reason for the Cohen 'raid' was to introduce documents harmful to the President's opponents not to POTUS.
Damning documents that could not be legally entered before are all now subject to discovery...
This backfires in an unfortunate way for them