Judges and Judiciary,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Apr. 24, 2017
Discovery and the attorney-client privilege
Learn about the elements of the privilege, what is not covered by the privilege, waiver, and the mechanics of adjudicating an assertion of the privilege.
Gary Nadler
Judge (ret.)
JAMS
Hon. Gary Nadler (Ret.) is a retired Sonoma County Superior Court judge and serves as an arbitrator, mediator, special master/discovery referee and neutral evaluator at JAMS.
The objective of this article and accompanying self-assessment test is to provide bench officers and lawyers with an overview of how the attorney-client privilege impacts discovery. By reading the article and taking the accompanying self-study test, readers will learn about the elements of the privilege, what is not covered by the privilege, waiver, and the mechanics of adjudicating an assertion of the privilege.
Overview
Communications between an attorney, or an attorn...
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