Court of Chancery Applies Privilege Non-Waiver Rule

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In Re Cellular Telephone Partnership Litigation, C.A. No. 6885-VCL (Aug. 29, 2017)

This is an interesting decision because it applies a recent addition to the Delaware Rules of Evidence, Rule 510(f), which allows a court to enter an order preserving privilege despite disclosure in connection with the litigation before it. Here, the Court of Chancery entered such an order in connection with an in camera review by a special discovery master.

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