A&A: When can a public Board claim attorney-client privilege?
Q: Our municipal board, of which I am a member, recently convened a closed session meeting that was not listed as an item on the published agenda. The purpose of the meeting, which included a city attorney, was for several board members wanted to present their case against me as a Brown Act violator. I believe the lawyer was invited to establish a claim of attorney-client privilege to hide their actions from public scrutiny. Can