No. Can’t help them commit a crime. That’s how the District Court in DC ruled that Smith could subpoena the notes from one of Trump’s lawyers, because Trump wasn’t just seeking advice about past conduct but was seeking advice about how to evade the subpoena.
As well, John Eastman is another of the lawyers who was involved in the fake electors / « let’s get Mike to throw the election » plot. He’s facing disbarment proceedings in California, on the basis that his advice was completely unfounded in law. It pops up in the news now and then, but isn’t getting the same coverage as the proceedings against Trump and others in the criminal cases.
I started a thread on it, a « watching brief » of sorts, but haven’t seen any recent developments: