This White Paper addresses a number of recurring issues concerning the attorney-client privilege. It focuses primarily on the scope and reach of the privilege and the circumstances in which a waiver may occur due to the involvement of, or disclosure to, certain categories of persons. The cases cited are intended to serve as illustrative examples of the relevant issues, and do not encompass or survey the law applicable to all jurisdictions.
Publish Date / Last Revised
November 4, 2024
Topic
- Professionalism
Resource Type
- Practice Aid
- White Paper
Audience Type
- Fellows
- Judges
- Law Students
- Lawyers
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