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Nadia Malik and Regina M. Rodriguez, Corporate Counsel Beware: Federal Government Still Wants You to Waive Attorney-Client Privilege, July 28, 2009
Wayne Morse Jr., Oops, It Happened Again: Inadvertent Disclosure under New Federal Rule of Evidence 502, ABA Committee on Pretrial Practice & Discovery, Summer 2009
Jonathan S. Feld and Blake Mills, The Selective-Waiver Doctrine: Is It Still Alive?, Law Journal Newsletters Business Crimes Bulletin, December 2008
Mark J. Stein and Joshua A. Levine, The Filip Memorandum: Does It Go Far Enough?, Corporate Counsel (Law.com), September 11, 2008
No Retreat Now – The long fight to protect the attorney-client relationship against aggressive prosecutors can only end with legislation, Legal Times, September 1, 2008
Justice E. Norman Veasey, Report to the Senate Judiciary Committee on the McNulty Memorandum, September 13, 2007
Waiver Of The Attorney-Client Privilege: A Balanced Approach, Washington Legal Foundation, 2006
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Michael Levy and Todd Ellinwood, The Applicability of the Attorney-Client Privilege to Non-Attorney Members of the Legal Team, Spring 2005