PART 2 In an earlier post, I explained that in Washington the attorney-client privilege held by corporations protects communications between corporate counsel and lower-level corporate employees, with some exceptions. Does this also rule protect communications between counsel for government agencies and lower-level government employees? Although there does not appear to be a published Washington case on point, the answer ...
PART 2 In an earlier post, I explained that in Washington the attorney-client privilege held by corporations protects communications between corporate counsel and lower-level corporate employees, with some exceptions. Does ...