This line of back and forth is straying from the subject at hand.

1) Hannity has stated that he explicitly asked for attorney-client privilege for this legal advice, so the hypotheticals about potential ambiguity and client relationships is moot. Hannity knew it this was not some off the cuff cocktail advice but bona fide legal advice protected via ACP.
2) Some commentators (not journalists...ha!) are speculating that documents must have existed in the seized files, otherwise Hannity's status as a client would not have come up in the hearing. I am not sure this is entirely true (I haven't dug through the details), but seems plausible. Not that it changes anything RE Hannity merely receiving some sort of minor real estate related legal advice, but the existence of "documents" would appear to go beyond the scope of what Hannity has led everyone to believe unless the documents are merely calendar entries or quick notes on whatever the discussion was about. I am not sure what qualifies as a document here.

My personal opinion still is that Hannity really stepped on his own equipment here. If he had disclosed the relationship when the raid happened and tried to front run this news a little more, I doubt there would have been any backlash outside of some gasps emanating from MSNBC & The View. Now, he just looks like a putz for getting outed. He likely thought his name would be kept from the public record, at least for now. He gambled, and he lost. I do think this counts as a strike against him should other inconsistencies arise from his relationship with Cohen (ie it wasn't real estate related, or extensive history of interaction w/ Cohen as an attorney) in a 3 strikes and your are out kind of game with his current employment situation. I suppose there is some sub 1% chance something more involved is going on here, but I seriously doubt that at the moment. It would be great theater if Hannity was somehow involved in this fairy tale conspiracy that the left keeps promulgating.

Personally, watching Hannity and Jesse Watters lob a beach volleyball between themselves for an hour everyday is pretty annoying...it would good to see Fox News take a more journalistic defense of conservative ideology instead of just being abject panderers. Hannity is a bloviator and hack, and does nothing but sell medical equipment to old people watching Fox News. Side note: CNN did a great job remembering Barbara Bush tonight and Anderson Cooper kept telling people to stuff it when they would try to bring up Trump or contemporary politics. It was pretty classy. I didn't watch a ton of Sean Hannity, but he was going back and forth with some Fox News correspondents (ie all in house people) about something particularly banal. Opposite of classy on a night to remember an icon.