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Client’s Timeline, Lawyer Scribbles, and Liquid Paper: Ingredients for a Privilege Lesson

On: April 2, 2020

“Dogs Can’t Waive the Privilege” and Other Privilege Tips For Working Remotely

On: March 18, 2020

What’s Good for the Privilege-Log Goose is Good for the Privilege-Log Gander

On: March 10, 2020

Important, but Buried, Executive Privilege Comments in D.C. Circuit’s McGahn Opinion

On: March 5, 2020

Subsidiaries, Affiliates, and Privilege Protection

On: February 27, 2020

Former Penn State GC Reprimanded for Breaching Attorney–Client Privilege

On: February 21, 2020

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“Dogs Can't Waive the Privilege” and Other Privilege Tips For Working Remotely
Client’s Timeline, Lawyer Scribbles, and Liquid Paper: Ingredients for a Privilege Lesson
Developing Issue: Attachments to Privileged Emails Not Necessarily Privileged
Witness Statements and Work-Product: Is It Deceptively Simple?
Penn State Loses Privilege Clash over Internal Investigation, and the Reason May Surprise You
Settlement Agreement Not Privileged, Court Rules
But Is He a Hamilton? A Right-Hand Man, Confidentiality, and Privilege Loss

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In-House Lawyer’s Affidavit Secures Privilege Protection
Court Blocks Deposition of In-House Litigation Support Specialist
Federal Circuit Adopts Patent–Agent Privilege
Crime-Fraud Exception: Court Orders Ex-GC to In Camera Interview in FCPA Grand Jury Investigation
Yes, Virginia, There is an “Insurance Compliance Self-Evaluative Privilege”
Privilege Covers Lawyer’s “Fact Investigation,” Court Rules
Protecting Witness Statements from Discovery
No 612 Waiver: Privilege Protects In-House Attorney’s Depo-Prep Review of Internal-Investigation Documents
Adequate Upjohn Warning? 10th Circuit Issues Instructive Decision
Practice Tip: Responding to Complaint Allegations that Contain Privileged Information
No Room in the Inn: Marriott’s Legal Dep’t Loses Privilege over Strategic Plan Memo
Protecting the Privilege in a Post-Yates Memorandum World
Trends in Privilege and Post-Accident Investigations
Attention Law Firm In-House Counsel: New Decision on the Attorney-Client Privilege
Emails, In-House Counsel, and Privilege–A Tricky Mix

Privilege Topics

Interactive Privilege Map by State

Interactive Privilege Map by Federal Jurisdiction

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 ….

Privileges in 2019–Year in Review

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

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