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Timing is Everything: Court Rejects Common-Interest Protection for Anti-Kickback Relator and USAO

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

But Is He a Hamilton? A Right-Hand Man, Confidentiality, and Privilege Loss

But Is He a Hamilton? A Right-Hand Man, Confidentiality, and Privilege Loss

Bookmark this Decision: Barnes & Noble Secures Privilege for GC’s Investigation of CEO

Bookmark this Decision: Barnes & Noble Secures Privilege for GC’s Investigation of CEO

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

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612 Waiver: In-House Lawyer Must Produce Privileged Memo Reviewed Prior to Deposition
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Developing Issue: Attachments to Privileged Emails Not Necessarily Privileged
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The Privilege When Your Attorney is the Best (or Only) 30(b)(6) Witness
P&G Receives a Mulligan—Proves Privilege for Emails Between Non-Attorney Employees
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