California law does not recognize a PR-firm privilege.

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Before you bill your clients, read this!

Leaving your firm? You may have more obligations to clients than an exit memo.

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A recent case describes which disclosures are required to be made by arbitrators.

Even if the attorney-client privilege permits disclosure of certain information, another duty may forbid it.

Before a class is certified, defendants should be careful what they say, and how they say it, to unrepresented parties.