Title
The Assertion of Attorney Client Privilege by Counsel in Legal Malpractice Cases - Policy, Privilege and the Search for Truth in Cases Involving Implied Waivers
Abstract
Waiver of attorney-client privilege frequently arises as an issue in legal malpractice cases. Discovery or privileged communications between client and counsel may show that attorneys other than the malpractice defendant played a substantial role in bringing about the client's loss.
Disciplines
Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility
Date of this Version
January 2007
Recommended Citation
Lawrence M. Steckman, "The Assertion of Attorney Client Privilege by Counsel in Legal Malpractice Cases - Policy, Privilege and the Search for Truth in Cases Involving Implied Waivers" (January 11, 2007). bepress Legal Series. bepress Legal Series.Working Paper 1936.
https://law.bepress.com/expresso/eps/1936