How to exclude evidence in a DVPA trial for inadvertent attorney client privilege?
I do not see how the attorney-client priviledge is implicated. You may, however, make a motion in limine.
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I do not see how the attorney-client priviledge is implicated. You may, however, make a motion in limine.
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Yes, he can do that. We are not indentured servants. You should seek other counsel promptly, so you do not lose any rights through inaction.
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