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Can a firm decline to produce the e-mails, notes and memoranda relating to its internal investigation on the grounds that the material is protected by the firm's own attorney-client or work product privileges?<br/>The answer is a definite 'maybe.'

23 minute read January 31, 2007 at 11:39 AM
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Richard M. Zielinski
Intra-Law Firm Communications

Hypothetical: Your firm represents a long-time client in a business transaction. In the course of the representation, an associate working on the matter becomes concerned about the ethical propriety of some action taken by the partner in charge.

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