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Read More »E-discovery and the litigation hold
Electronic discovery has become a major component in the litigator’s tool bag. Subject to new court rules and intense court scrutiny, e-discovery is fraught with issues, problems and risks and is quite time-consuming and expensive. As reported in New England ...
Read More »Application of the attorney-client privilege
Applying the attorney-client privilege to communications to and from in-house counsel can be a vexing problem in managing litigation. Over the years, I’ve increasingly seen numerous disputes in court, as well as arbitral and regulatory proceedings, where internal communications with ...
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