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Kirk Hartley
- Sep 22, 2014
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Categorical Privilege Logs – How Will They Work?

Are categorical privilege logs the future in New York, and if so, how will that work? Gibson Dunn lawyers provide some views and a brief but useful review (paywall) of some prior rulings.

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Corporate Mergers and Preservation of Privilege – Delaware Chancery Speaks Again

Questions of law and fact continue to evolved regarding post-merger claims of privilege between buyer and seller. A May 29, 2019 Delaware chancery opinion addresses the fact pattern in which the agre

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Kiobel – Notable Ruling on Cross-Border Discovery from Lawyers

As litigation becomes more global, new issues arise as parties seek to use local discovery processes in aid of cases in other countries. In Kiobel, the Second Circuit reversed a district court ruling

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Kiobel – Notable Ruling on Cross-Border Discovery from Lawyers

As litigation becomes more global, new issues arise as parties seek to use local discovery processes in aid of cases in other countries. In Kiobel, the Second Circuit reversed a district court ruling

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Categorical Privilege Logs – How Will They Work?

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Corporate Mergers and Preservation of Privilege – Delaware Chancery Speaks Again

Kiobel – Notable Ruling on Cross-Border Discovery from Lawyers

Kiobel – Notable Ruling on Cross-Border Discovery from Lawyers

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