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Eric L. Probst - The Work-Product Doctrine Might Not Protect Your Attorney's Work Product
Peter J. Gallagher...MorePeter Gallagher, a member of Porzio’s real estate practice group discusses why the work-product doctrine is, at present, a qualified privilege that does not sweep as broadly as counsel and clients would often like to believe, particularly in connection with dual purpose documents. He suggests that this issue is ripe for “intervention” from the Supreme Court, but until this happens, the burden is on counsel — in-house and outside alike — to understand the scope of the work-product doctrine and appreciate that it may be more “qualified” in some jurisdictions than in others. Less - Tip #4 - Describe the Work You Will Perform
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