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Originally Posted by Secret_Agent_Man
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"I realized it was probably privileged, but . . . did nothing" because it was no big deal, but some information derived from the privileged communications ended up in the Complaint.
Bad, bad, bad.
S_A_M
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hmmm, could simply be bad dep prep. the one smoking gun is whatever caused them to know the date of the meeting. if they actually used the email, that's bad.
and PS, color me bad but when someone inadvertently discloses priv. shit I think the duty is on the discloser to find out and raise it. most protective orders I've seen do not put a burden on disclosee to look careful to make sure it's okay to keep.
