Teknically Speaking: Attorney-Client Privilege
What happens when a company that is being sued by a former employee who has a J.D. files a protective order to prevent her from using privileged communications, claiming she acted as a
[Read More]What happens when a company that is being sued by a former employee who has a J.D. files a protective order to prevent her from using privileged communications, claiming she acted as a
[Read More]Though the decision was vacated, what can the tale of In re: Kellogg Brown & Root potentially teach companies about preserving privilege in future internal investigations? According to a recent article in Today’s
[Read More]An order from the United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia that found a health care system “impliedly waived the attorney-client privilege by simply denying that it knowingly violated the
[Read More]In the course of an attorney-client relationship, hundreds, if not thousands, of emails may be exchanged between the parties. How many of those emails from the client are directly addressed to counsel and
[Read More]As we enter August, we anticipate a notable inaugural anniversary next month: the proposed Pilot pertaining to the Model ESI Discovery Order and Checklist for Rule 26(f). Initiated by the United States Court
[Read More]Fraud is never a good way to start a partnership, but that’s what Kyko Global, Inc. alleged Prithvi Information Solutions, Ltd. did in order to gain the former’s business. A fraud suit, public auction
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