ABA LEL Flash: Federal Court Finds Waiver of Attorney-Client Privilege Stemming from Social Media Use
By Don Philbin, April 27, 2011
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ABA LEL Flash: Federal Court Finds Waiver of Attorney-Client Privilege Stemming from Social Media Use www.americanbar.org/content/newsletter/groups/labor_law/ll_flash/1104_aball_flash/1104_aball_flash_ethics.html
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