... successful. Opposing lawyers are certain to challenge most assertions of the attorney client privilege (because the result is that they don't get to see or use information they think might help their side) and courts can be somewhat unpredictable in which communications they believe warrant the privilege...

... Introduction The presentation begins with a comedic look at why lawyers should not be the definitive guide, when it comes to determining primary causation for an accidental injury or unintentional equipment damage. I went up to one of my friends last week and said, "One of my back molars...

... in litigation. The consulting expert is not subject to any legal test other than the confidence of the lawyer or party who retains them. The consulting expert often becomes the lawyer's partner in preparing the case. He or she helps identify the issues, helps select and retain other experts, and helps design...

... a right to take anything identified in the warrant even if you believe it is necessary to your business. Computer records, backups, and even hard drives may be taken. Your lawyer will have to apply to have them or a copy returned if the agents insist on taking them. Beyond sitting and watching, what can...