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Privilege Applies Even Where In-House Lawyer Lacks State-Specific Law License

Privilege Applies Even Where In-House Lawyer Lacks State-Specific Law License

Trends in Privilege and Post-Accident Investigations

Trends in Privilege and Post-Accident Investigations

Privilege Protects Ford’s Internal Investigation into “Sudden-Acceleration” Claims

Privilege Protects Ford’s Internal Investigation into “Sudden-Acceleration” Claims

Does Regulatory Advice Equal Legal Advice for Privilege Purposes?

Does Regulatory Advice Equal Legal Advice for Privilege Purposes?

Court Rejects Privilege for Fact-Based Email Between Company’s Two Lawyers

Court Rejects Privilege for Fact-Based Email Between Company’s Two Lawyers

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