A former shareholder of a corporation filed an action against the corporation's board of directors, alleging that the directors' wrongful actions diminished the value of the corporation and its stock. The former shareholder served a request for production of documents that included a request for any documents relating to the value of the corporation. The corporation produced a number of documents, but withheld certain documents that were written by its attorneys, claiming that the documents were protected from discovery under the attorney-client privilege. Without contacting or conferring with the corporation or its lawyer, the former shareholder filed a motion to compel production of the withheld documents, claiming that they were not covered by the privilege. The court ruled that the documents were not privileged and had to be produced. What will be the likely result if the former shareholder seeks to recover costs or attorneys' fees related to the motion or to have sanctions imposed on the corporation