Court: Public Discussions Don’t Cause Attorney-Client Privilege Waiver

July 1, 2011
The Legal Intelligencer

Types : Bylined Articles

In these days of discovery requests that can require the production of millions of pages of documents and electronic communications in a single case, we have to be more vigilant than ever to avoid the potential for a subject-matter waiver of the attorney-client privilege through inadvertent disclosures. But what about intentional disclosures of information related to a representation?

 

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