Lawyer’s e-mails to co-owner deemed privileged

By: admin September 17, 2010

The advice a corporate lawyer gave to only one of two doctors who co-owned a health center was protected by the attorney-client privilege, a Massachusetts Superior Court judge has ruled. The defendant doctor, who was sued by his partner in a complex complaint over the dissolution of the company’s assets, argued that communications contained in e-mails ...

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Lawyer’s e-mails to co-owner deemed privileged

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