Don’t exchange e-mails with your client via the client’s work computer. Chances are good that neither the attorney-client nor the work product privilege applies, if the employer has a modern employee computer use policy. See Scott v. Beth Israel Med. Ctr. Ltd.
H/T: California Wage and Hour Law Blog
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