2008University of Baltimore Law ForumOpen access

Discovery about Discovery: Does the Attorney-Client Privilege Protect All Attorney-Client Communications Relating to the Preservation of Potentially Relevant Information?

Paul W. Grimm, Michael D. Berman, Leslie Wharton, Jeanna Beck, Conor R. Crowley

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In addition to her substantive focus on complex commercial, securities, regulatory, and product liability litigation, she brings to her clients skill and experience in the strategic management and defense of the heart of a client's case-its documents and electronic information.To her expertise in the area of e-discovery, she adds considerable experience in protecting and defending privilege and work-product claims honed through more than five years of litigating privilege, waiver, crime-fraud, and other challenges in federal and state courts around the country.tttt Jeanna Beck is an Associate in the Los Angeles office of the law firm of Arnold & Porter LLP.She is a member of the firm's litigation practice group, where her practice focuses on complex civil litigation in both state

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In addition to her substantive focus on complex commercial, securities, regulatory, and product liability litigation, she brings to her clients skill and experience in the strategic management and defense of the heart of a client's case-its documents and electronic information.To her expertise in the area of e-discovery, she adds considerable experience in protecting and defending privilege and work-product claims honed through more than five years of litigating privilege, waiver, crime-fraud, and other challenges in federal and state courts around the country.tttt Jeanna Beck is an Associate in the Los Angeles office of the law firm of Arnold & Porter LLP.She is a member of the firm's litigation practice group, where her practice focuses on complex civil litigation in both state

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In addition to her substantive focus on complex commercial, securities, regulatory, and product liability litigation, she brings to her clients skill and experience in the strategic management and defense of the heart of a client's case-its documents and electronic information.To her expertise in the area of e-discovery, she adds considerable experience in protecting and defending privilege and work-product claims honed through more than five years of litigating privilege, waiver, crime-fraud, and other challenges in federal and state courts around the country.tttt Jeanna Beck is an Associate in the Los Angeles office of the law firm of Arnold & Porter LLP.She is a member of the firm's litigation practice group, where her practice focuses on complex civil litigation in both state

Key concepts: Privilege (computing), Law, Internet privacy, Business, Psychology, Computer security, Computer science, Political science

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