Compelling Discovery – Civil discovery from beginning to end, with Michael Lowry

Lazy Non-Retained Expert Disclosures

In my practice I often see disclosures that list treating physicians as witnesses. There is often a generic, cut and

Clients often assume that by copying their lawyer on a communication, the communication becomes privileged. They’re wrong, and so are

This series has discussed limits in class action and ERISA litigation, this post discusses the crime/fraud exception generally. May you

The first post in this series discussed the limits of the attorney-client privilege in the context of attorney-fee agreements with

The attorney-client privilege doesn’t protect as much as many think it does. Knowing where the line might be in a