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Court Rejects “Touch Base” Approach—Applies Foreign Privilege Law to Communications with Patent Agents

Court Rejects “Touch Base” Approach—Applies Foreign Privilege Law to Communications with Patent Agents

612 Waiver: In-House Lawyer Must Produce Privileged Memo Reviewed Prior to Deposition

612 Waiver: In-House Lawyer Must Produce Privileged Memo Reviewed Prior to Deposition

This is a “Big Deal”: Court Provides Excellent Roadmap for 502(a) Subject-Matter Waiver Analysis

This is a “Big Deal”: Court Provides Excellent Roadmap for 502(a) Subject-Matter Waiver Analysis

Court Adopts “Primary Purpose” Test for In-House Counsel’s Dual-Purpose Emails

Court Adopts “Primary Purpose” Test for In-House Counsel’s Dual-Purpose Emails

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

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

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