FOCUS COLUMN
By Kevin Martin and Jason Riddick
Attorney-client privilege and work-product protection have become hotly debated issues in the context of governmental investigations. A confluence of changes that includes new Department of Justice prosecution guidelines, pending federal legislation and the proposed codification of a "limited waiver" procedure under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure creates opportunities for co...
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