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November 2012

November 2012

Massachusetts Adopts Judicial Deliberative Privilege. Which State is Next?

Massachusetts Adopts Judicial Deliberative Privilege. Which State is Next?

As Rocky Marciano Reminds Us--The Government-Informant Privilege Applies in Civil Actions

As Rocky Marciano Reminds Us–The Government-Informant Privilege Applies in Civil Actions

Watch Your Words--Commenting to Jury About Opposing Party's Privilege Assertion Has Dire Consequences

Watch Your Words–Commenting to Jury About Opposing Party’s Privilege Assertion Has Dire Consequences

Court Extends Attorney-Client Privilege to "Insurance File" Sought in Bad Faith Litigation

Court Extends Attorney-Client Privilege to “Insurance File” Sought in Bad Faith Litigation

Good Tips for Preserving Attorney-Client Privilege During Criminal Investigations

Good Tips for Preserving Attorney-Client Privilege During Criminal Investigations

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PRIVILEGE TREATISE

LexisNexis Publishes Evidentiary Privileges Treatise by Todd Presnell and Kristi Arth

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Peer Review Privilege in Federal Courts: Key Insights and Case Study
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Courts Duel Over Privilege Protection for Email Attachments
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An Examination of the Bank-Examination Privilege (III): Putting it All Together
An Examination of the Bank-Examination Privilege (I): Overview of an Enigma
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