Description

Book Synopsis
The Trial Lawyer's Guide to Attorney-Client Privilege and Work-Product Doctrine provides practical guidance to civil trial lawyers in litigating claims of confidentiality for attorney-client communications and attorney work product.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents:


  1. The Attorney-Client Privilege
  2. The Ethics Rule on Confidentiality and How it Differs from the Attorney-Client Privilege
  3. The Work-Product Privilege
  4. The Common-Interest or Joint-Defense Privilege
  5. Exceptions to Privileges
  6. Waiver of Privileges
  7. Procedural Tools for Litigating Privileges
  8. The Attorney-Client Privilege in Organizations
  9. Investigations
  10. Patent Matters
  11. Litigating Attorney-Client Privileges Under the United States Bankruptcy Code and the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure
  12. Communications with Public Relations Consultants
  13. Insurance Settings
  14. Class Actions
  15. Choice of Law Issues

The Trial Lawyer’s Guide to the Attorney-Client

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A Paperback / softback by Reagan William Simpson, Robert P. Redemann

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    Publisher: American Bar Association
    Publication Date: 24/10/2023
    ISBN13: 9781639052387, 978-1639052387
    ISBN10: 1639052380
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    Law of torts, damages and compensation Legal ethics and professional conduct Legal systems: civil procedure, litigation and dispute resolution

    Description

    Book Synopsis
    The Trial Lawyer's Guide to Attorney-Client Privilege and Work-Product Doctrine provides practical guidance to civil trial lawyers in litigating claims of confidentiality for attorney-client communications and attorney work product.

    Table of Contents

    Table of Contents:


    1. The Attorney-Client Privilege
    2. The Ethics Rule on Confidentiality and How it Differs from the Attorney-Client Privilege
    3. The Work-Product Privilege
    4. The Common-Interest or Joint-Defense Privilege
    5. Exceptions to Privileges
    6. Waiver of Privileges
    7. Procedural Tools for Litigating Privileges
    8. The Attorney-Client Privilege in Organizations
    9. Investigations
    10. Patent Matters
    11. Litigating Attorney-Client Privileges Under the United States Bankruptcy Code and the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure
    12. Communications with Public Relations Consultants
    13. Insurance Settings
    14. Class Actions
    15. Choice of Law Issues

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