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Thought Leadership Frequently Asked Questions How do you prevent the release of information from being considered a waiver of client-attorney privilege?
Thought Leadership Frequently Asked Questions How do you prevent the release of information from being considered a waiver of client-attorney privilege?
How do you prevent the release of information from being considered a waiver of client-attorney privilege?
How do you prevent the release of information from being considered a waiver of client-attorney privilege?
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The use of Computer Forensics for comprehensive electronic discovery does not circumvent traditional Rules of Discovery. Privileged information will still be redacted from the Initial Findings Report. The searches will be done according to agreed upon key terms and will not extend beyond the established parameters.