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April 4, 2025
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David Barry and William Boesch examine whether in-firm communications about current clients are privileged for the Boston Bar Journal |
Date: April 4, 2025 |
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William L. Boesch |
Related Services: Professional Liability |
In the Boston Bar Journal’s Spring 2013 issue, SRBC partners David Barry and William Boesch look at an issue that is currently the subject of a case before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court: whether a law firm’s internal communications about a malpractice-threatening current client are privileged against discovery. An excerpt:
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