BOSTON, MA — A lawyer who represented a client in a divorce case could not be sued over fraudulent misrepresentations he allegedly made to the court during the divorce trial, the Supreme Judicial ...
This year, the e-discovery landscape will likely be marked by the growing prominence of gen AI and court rulings paving the ...
On March 29, 2022, the Supreme Court of Connecticut decided Dorfman v. Smith, 342 Conn. 582 (2022), which extends the reach of absolute immunity under the litigation privilege doctrine to claims of ...
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Federal Court sets costs in case for production of documents covered by legal professional privilege
Australia’s Federal Court ordered a plaintiff to pay two parties’ costs in connection with interlocutory processes that ...
But on Oct. 23, Judge Randolph M. Hammock rejected the litigation privilege argument and said Tacopina will remain a defendant in the case. Tacopina filed a notice of appeal on Friday. The appeal will ...
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