By Daniel Garrie and Yoav Griver
Every attorney, whether outside litigator or in-house counsel, is familiar with the following scenario. You are knee-deep in litigation when your client or employee hands you a copy of an e-mail or document that exactly supports your asserted claims or defenses the proverbial "smoking gun" document. It is exactly what you were hoping you would find in discovery. Yet, even as you celebrate, warning bells begin to chime. You realize that yo...
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