Avoiding Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege
Product ID: 388091EAU
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Benefits This OnDemand Webinar will cover challenges faced in maintaining the attorney-client privilege including threshold issues, inadvertent disclosure or waiver, business vs. legal advice, professional advisors outside the privilege, and experts and consultants. The program will include examples drawn from recent court cases covering the privilege and practical advice on preventing waiver. This OnDemand Webinar will be particularly useful to in-house counsel and the lawyers who advise them. Agenda Attorney-Client Privilege and Ethics Issues The Basics Constant Challenges Professional Conduct Rules Matter Threshold Issues - So Is It Privileged? Threshold Issues - Work Product Work Product Doctrine vs. Attorney-Client Privilege The Privilege - a More Limited View Privilege - Waiver So Many Ways to Waive Legal vs. Business Advice Mixed Business and Legal Advice Business Advice Legal Advice Checklist Courts Inconsistent Experts and Consultants Communicating With Experts and Consultants A Court's View Several Rules Come Into Play Inadvertent Disclosure Rules Regarding Candor Rule 5.1 - Supervisory Responsibilities Termination of the Privilege Privilege Applied to Corporate Constituents Corporate Family Issues Privilege in Acquisitions The Privilege in Europe Internal Investigations Conclusion FacultyFrederick "Rick" R. Ball, Duane Morris LLP Frederick Rick R. Ball Vice-chair of the White-Collar Criminal Defense division of Duane Morris Trial Practice Group Focuses his practice on assisting companies or individuals when they are adverse to state or federal governments, including administrative, civil and criminal matters, with the FDA, FTC, DEA, CMS, OIG and other federal and state regulatory agencies Experienced in conducting internal investigations and advising companies on actions following the investigation Listed among the leading lawyers in Illinois Regularly publishes and speaks on the issue of the attorney-client privilege Adjunct professor of law at DePaul University School of law J.D. degree, Cornell Law School Continuing Education Units
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