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Testimonial Privileges, 2011-2012 ed. (Trial Practice Series)

Testimonial Privileges, 2011-2012 ed. (Trial Practice Series) New Edition

By David M. Greenwald, Robert R. Stauffer, Erin R. Schrantz
Copyright: 2007-2011
Last Updated: 3/9/2012
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Series: Trial Practice Series
Brand: Clark Boardman Callaghan
Components: 2 Print
Free Update Period: 90 days
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Description

This practice-oriented resource helps attorneys deal with the complex issues of privilege and confidentiality facing them on a daily basis, both in transactional practice and in litigation. Exploring the tension between almost sacred privileges and the need for truth in the adversarial process, the authors cover all aspects of privilege and privileged communications, including complete coverage of the attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine; the privileges available for certain relationships, such as spousal, clergy, accountants, doctors and therapists; executive and governmental privileges; and others.

Features

  • Analyzes the attorney-client privilege as applied to communications with in-house counsel
  • Assesses the risk of waiving privileges through communication with company auditors and disclosure to government agencies
  • Examines privilege issues that are vital in everyday corporate life
  • Provides expert guidance on structuring internal investigations to establish and protect privileges
  • Provides guidance on avoiding inadvertent waiver during discovery
  • Recommends practical steps for protecting privileges in a corporate setting
  • Reviews the challenges presented by electronic discovery and the amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure
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