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Latest Privilege News and Commentary

Protecting the Shield: NFL Wins Privilege Dispute with Insurers over Defense of CTE Litigation

On: February 25, 2021

Facebook “Likes” Delaware Chancery’s Rejection of Shareholder’s Request for Privileged Board Minutes

On: February 23, 2021

To CC, or Not to CC, That is the In-House Privilege Question

On: February 17, 2021

No Self-Incrimination Privilege for Physician’s Admissions to Medical Board–Sex Crimes Conviction Upheld

On: February 11, 2021

Spouse Asserts Emotional-Distress Claim, Waives Privilege over Marriage Counseling Records

On: February 9, 2021

Heightened Scrutiny? Court Rejects Marathon Oil’s Privilege Claim for Spreadsheet Created at In-House Lawyer’s Request

On: January 21, 2021

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Protecting the Shield: NFL Wins Privilege Dispute with Insurers over Defense of CTE Litigation
Witness Statements and Work-Product: Is It Deceptively Simple?
Facebook “Likes” Delaware Chancery’s Rejection of Shareholder’s Request for Privileged Board Minutes
Court Rejects Privilege for Insurer’s Claims Adjuster and In-House Counsel
One-Half of Wisdom: Circumventing Privilege Objections at Depositions
Developing Issue: Attachments to Privileged Emails Not Necessarily Privileged

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Federal Circuit Adopts Patent–Agent Privilege
No Privilege for Outside Counsel’s HR Investigation, Court Rules
Court Rules that Party Waived Privilege Despite a 502(d) Order
No Privilege for Lawyer’s Communications with Agent of Company’s Alter Ego
The Evolution of Privilege: A Podcast Interview
Court Rejects Privilege for “Reserve Amount” Set by In-House Claims Counsel
Major Decision: South Carolina Rejects At-Issue Waiver for Simply Denying Bad-Faith Liability
Privilege Covers Lawyer’s “Fact Investigation,” Court Rules
Major Opinion: Texas Upholds Privilege for Lawyer’s Emails with Employee–Expert
Court Issues Tough Decision on In-House Counsel and the Attorney-Client Privilege
Whistleblowing to In-House Counsel
Touch Base–Court Applies U.S. Privilege Law to German Internal Investigation
KBR III: No Adverse Inference Arises from Privileged Internal Investigation
Court Applies Zolin’s Discretionary Standard in Denying In Camera Privilege Review
Internal-Investigation Emails between Non-Attorney Employees–Privileged?

Privilege Topics

Trump Administration Privilege Posts

Important, but Buried, Executive Privilege Comments in D.C. Circuit’s McGahn Opinion
DOJ May Withhold “Talking Points Memo” about Lynch–Clinton Tarmac Meeting
Did Trump Waive Executive Privilege over McGahn’s Congressional Testimony?
Commentary on The Yates Memorandum
Sex, Privilege, and Audiotapes
The DOJ Won’t Disclose its Trump Informant? There’s a Privilege for That
Privilege Issues Confronting the Trump–Cohen Special Master
Reports of the Privilege’s Death are Greatly Exaggerated
A Non-Political, Legal Analysis of Trump Jr.’s Privilege Claim
Two Trump Lawyers and a NYT Reporter Walk Into a Bar ….

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In this post, I review the top privilege decisions in 2019.

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Todd Presnell

Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
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Nashville, Tennessee 37203
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