The Attorney-Client Privilege in Civil Litigation, Fourth Edition

View Cart

Check Out

Essential Law Libraries

...the source you trust for practical legal information.


	Section Members Save


		Members of the Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section receive a discount on this book. Join the Section or visit the Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section website to learn more about the valuable resources included with your membership.


	Account Access


		Log In View Cart Check Out Track Orders Shipping Rates Help


	Topics


		Antitrust Law Banking Law Bankruptcy Law Billing Business Law Career Development Children and the Law Commercial Law Constitutional Law Corporate Law Courts Criminal Law Dispute Resolution Estate Planning Ethics & Professional Responsibility Ethics Opinions Fidelity & Surety Law Financial Management General Practice Government Law Insurance Law Intellectual Property Law International Law Law Practice Management Law School, Law Students Legal Aid/Public Defender Legal Education & Admissions to the Bar Legal Research & Writing Legal Technology Litigation Management / Organizational Skills Marketing Reference Science & Technology Law Securities Law Solos and Small Firms Transportation Law Browse All Topics

Advanced Search

Site Map

The Attorney-Client Privilege in Civil Litigation, Fourth Edition

Product Code:	5190435
Editor:	Vincent S. Walkowiak
Publication Date:	July 21, 2008
ISBN:	978-1-60442-002-9
Page Count:	512
Trim Size:	7 x 10 - Paperback
Sponsoring Entities:	Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section
Topics:	Constitutional Law, Ethics & Professional Responsibility, General Practice
Format:
Pricing:	$109.95 (Regular)
Pricing:	$94.95 (Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section) ABA Members, Log in now to receive this discount!
Quantity:
	Purchase 5-24 and save 10% Purchase 25-49 and save 20% Purchase 50-99 and save 30% Purchase 100+ and save 40%

About the Book

This Fourth Edition has been updated and revised and expanded including new or expanded coverage of the attorney-client privilege and work product doctrine. Many of the previous chapters have been completely revised and other chapters went through a comprehensive rewrite. New chapters deal with intellectual property, international transactions, and e-discovery. And a great feature of the book - you obtain full coverage of all topics in one single-volume.

This new edition is not merely a treatise on the subject; it is that and much more. Written for practitioners, it addresses the problems they face and offers solutions. Each chapter is written by authors with varied practices and offers the insights of the attorneys practicing in those areas.

Attorney-client privilege continues to be a complex issue. The need for confidential communication in the corporate setting is as great, if not greater, than it ever before. This new, single-volume focuses on topics like:

Confidentiality and its relationship to the Attorney-Client Privilege

Attorney-Client Privilege and work product in the e-discovery era

Attorney-Client Privilege and corporate communications

Communications between related corporations and the Attorney-Client privilege

The self-critical analysis privilege

Applying the Attorney-Client Privilege to investigations involving attorneys:

What is fair game in discovery?

Protecting the Attorney-Client Privilege during an internal investigation

Discovery of the non-testifying in-house expert assigned to litigation

Loss of Attorney-Client Privilege through inadvertent disclosure of privilege documents

Putting attorneys on the witness stand and their advise at issue:

The perils of selective waiver of privilege

Perspectives on the Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work-Product Doctrine

Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work-Product immunity in patent litigation

The joint defense privilege

Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work-Product Doctrine in environmental coverage litigation, and more