Law Practice
May 11, 2016
Revisit sub rosa recordings as attorney work product
No published case law less than 50 years old exists on whether sub rosa video footage may be protected as an attorney work product. Given the frequency with which sub rosa surveillance is utilized in personal injury litigation, this is a rather surprising gap in California law. By Steve Pyun
In the 2006 Christopher Nolan film, "The Prestige," the two main characters, aspiring magicians, discover the meaning of true commitment to their craft through the example of Chung Ling Soo. Soo was so devoted to his performance as a magician that anytime he was in public view, whether in performance or not, he acted as though he were an elderly and feeble old man. This was so that, during his performances, the audience would never s...
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