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Court Rejects Privilege for Insurer’s Claims Adjuster and In-House Counsel

Court Rejects Privilege for Insurer’s Claims Adjuster and In-House Counsel

Frankly, My Dear, You Misinterpret “At-Issue” Waiver

Frankly, My Dear, You Misinterpret “At-Issue” Waiver

Court Blocks Deposition of In-House Litigation Support Specialist

Court Blocks Deposition of In-House Litigation Support Specialist

Federal PSQIA Privilege Preempts State Peer-Review Privilege

Federal PSQIA Privilege Preempts State Peer-Review Privilege

Work-Product or Memory Refresher? Court Requires Disclosure of Witness’s Pre-Depo Doc Review

Work-Product or Memory Refresher? Court Requires Disclosure of Witness’s Pre-Depo Doc Review

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