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Two Courts Address The Greatest Risks to Internal Corporate Communications' Privilege Protection: Part II

Last week’s Privilege Point described the illogical but scary Vioxx doctrine, which some courts apply to deny privilege protection ab initio to intra-corporate communications simultaneously seeking advice both from lawyers and non-lawyers.

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Two Courts Address The Greatest Risks to Internal Corporate Communications' Privilege Protection: Part I

Lawyers representing corporations all recognize the privilege waiver risk of disclosure to outsiders. But there are two huge risks to privilege protection even for internal corporate communications.

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What Can Corporations Safely Share With Their Auditors?

Corporations risk waiving their fragile privilege protection by sharing protected communications with even the friendliest outsiders — such as their retained public relations consultants, etc. They must disclose some information to their auditors, but does that waive corporations’ privilege protection?

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