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Healthcare counsel should know the way they guide clients through legal, business issues may need to change based on Ninth Circuit case governing protections for attorney-client communications. Here is how to mitigate risk of attorney-client emails being used in litigation.

Inside and outside healthcare counsel should know that the way they guide clients through legal and business issues may need to change based on a recent Ninth Circuit case governing the...

A recent U.S. Supreme Court case, In re Grand Jury, captured the attention of lawyers nationwide who hoped it would provide guidance on the application of attorney-client privilege to...

Inside and outside counsel should know that the way they guide clients through legal and business issues may need to change based on a recent Ninth Circuit case governing the...

Inside and outside counsel should know that the way they guide clients through legal and business issues may need to change based on a recent Ninth Circuit case governing the protections afforded to dual purpose communications. Here's how to mitigate litigation risks.

In a case set to consider whether the attorney-client privilege protects communications between a client and attorney where the communications contain both legal and non-legal advice, the U.S. Supreme Court dismissed In Re Grand Jury after hearing oral arguments two weeks earlier.

Purpose Communications is pleased to announce that Katerina Yennari has joined the team as a Senior Communications Consultant. Katerina is an...

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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in In Re Grand Jury, No. 21 1397. Court did not appear satisfied with the present formulations of either the significant purpose test or the primary purpose test, several justices appeared quite skeptical of a broadened rule.

Attorney client privilege protects confidential communications between clients and their attorneys for the purpose of obtaining legal advice. Business has become more complex since the Upjohn Co. v United States ruling and the justices are scheduled to revisit on January 9, 2023.