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Identifying the Client in a Corporate Family: The Overreliance on Corporate Affiliation in Attorney-Client Privilege
The attorney-client privilege is a well-established tenet of law that balances two competing interests—the need for a disclosure of facts that could lead to an equitable conclusion in litigation, and the need to protect communications between counsel and client to promote candid and comprehensive di
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