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Connecticut Supreme Court To In-House Counsel: Your Internal Communications Are Privileged Only If Their "Primary" Purpose Was To...

In September 2016, the Connecticut Supreme Court issued a decision providing guidance on questions that frequently bedevil in-house counsel: are internal communications to and from in-house counsel protected by the...more

3/14/2017 / Attorney-Client Privilege , Business Advice , Confidential Information , Corporate Counsel , FOIA , Internal Communications , Legal Advice , Public Disclosure

Connecticut Trial Court Addresses Administrative Agency's Targeting of Law Firms Under the State Unfair Trade Practices Act

In a December 5, 2016 decision, a Connecticut trial court (Huddleston, J.) addressed the limitations on the Connecticut Commissioner of Consumer Protection in enforcing a so-called "investigative demand" served under the...more

2/2/2017 / Administrative Authority , Arbitration , Attorney Malpractice , Attorney-Client Privilege , Consumer Complaint System , Consumer Protection Commissions , Investigations , Law Firm Associates , Lemon Laws , Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practices

Law Firm Internal Privilege: Update

If you attended our law firm risk managers' lunch forum in April, you will recall that two closely-watched cases - one in Georgia the other in Massachusetts - were then pending, involving the scope of the attorney - privilege...more

7/15/2013 / Attorney-Client Privilege , Confidential Communications , Work-Product Doctrine

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