Notably, New York has long recognized that communications between attorney and client are ... of the Law Governing Lawyers §72. Under this test, a communication would be privileged if ...

For example, England and Wales recognize a legal advice privilege, which protects confidential communications between lawyers and their clients when ... advice will be privileged in the country ...

Gardner and her now estranged husband Mario Fernandez are accused of hiring Henry Tenon to kill Gardener’s ex-husband, Jared Bridegan, a 33-year-old St. Johns County father, in Jacksonville Beach in ...

Law firms should develop a robust cybersecurity protocol, emphasizing threat prevention and threat response to protect the attorney-client relationship, privileged material, and other sensitive ...

7 Id. (quoting Bowne of New York City, Inc. v. AmBase Corp., 161 F.R.D. 258, 264 (S.D.N.Y. 1995)). 8 As a general note, federal courts will apply state privilege law when sitting pursuant to diversity ...

The New York Court of Appeals recently clarified and reinforced the attorney-client privilege, explaining that certain internal training materials reflecting legal analysis of statutory, regulatory, ...

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Okanogan County doesn’t have to show the public the checklist it uses to determine if water can legally supply a new house in the Methow Valley, because that list is protected by attorney-client ...

While employed as a senior solicitor, Sandra Primerano, also known as Sandra Mitris, lied to six clients about the status ... information and promotional messages from Lawyers Weekly. I can opt out of ...

A Montana environmental policy group sued the state Department of Justice on Friday, alleging the department is violating the organization’s right to know under the constitution by withholding ...

The practice, known as “time dumping,” involves adding time to clients’ bills that was not actually incurred. Of the nearly 900 responses received, 35.5% of lawyers confessed to engaging in time ...