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New York Bar Issues Ethics Opinion on Protecting “Confidential” Client Identity Information on Smartphones
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NY Court Re-Affirms Privilege Protection For Personal Emails Sent By Law Firm Partner On Firm Email Account
United States: NY Court Re-Affirms Privilege Protection For Personal Emails Sent By Law Firm Partner On Firm Email Account 16 December 2021 Proskauer Rose LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com.
NY Court Re-Affirms Privilege Protection for Personal Emails Sent by Law Firm Partner on Firm Email Account | JD Supra
Citing new deposition testimony, actor Justin Theroux in a recent motion asked the New York Supreme Court to reconsider its December 2020 denial of Theroux’s motion to compel production of emails that his neighbor, Norman Resnicow, a law firm partner, sent to his personal lawyer about the parties’ quarrel (related to the New York City co-op where they both reside) using his law firm email account.
Firm's Computer Policy Doesn't Undermine Claim Of Privilege Over
United States: Firm's Computer Policy Doesn't Undermine Claim Of Privilege Over "Private" Communications With Counse 17 February 2021 Proskauer Rose LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. New York City apartment living can spawn interesting legal disputes when neighbors fail to resolve their grievances amicably and resort to the courts.
Firm’s Computer Policy Doesn’t Undermine Claim of Privilege Over “Private” Communications With Counsel | JD Supra
New York City apartment living can spawn interesting legal disputes when neighbors fail to resolve their grievances amicably and resort to the courts. Sometimes these disputes bring fanfare as well as opportunities to observe traditional rules of law in action. A recent decision in the ongoing dispute between actor Justin Theroux and his neighbors (Theroux v. Resnicow) is just that. Theroux has been in a years-long dispute with his downstairs neighbors in the West Village co-op where both reside.
Firm’s Computer Policy Doesn’t Undermine Claim of Privilege Over “Private” Communications With Counsel
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Firm’s Computer Policy Doesn’t Undermine Claim of Privilege Over “Private” Communications With Counsel
New York City apartment living can spawn interesting legal disputes when neighbors fail to resolve their grievances amicably and resort to the courts. Sometimes these disputes bring fanfare as well as opportunities to observe traditional rules of law in action. A recent decision in the ongoing dispute between actor Justin Theroux and his neighbors (Theroux v. Resnicow) is just that. Theroux has been in a years-long dispute with his downstairs neighbors in the West Village co-op where both reside.
Recent Decisions Spotlight Arbitration Agreements in Online Delivery Service Terms and Conditions
Tuesday, September 22, 2020 The global pandemic has brought about countless changes, including, for many households, increased reliance on online retail and delivery services, such as Amazon.
Recent Decisions Spotlight Arbitration Agreements In Online Delivery Service Terms And Conditions
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First Department Finds Work-Product Protection Not Waived by Storage of Documents on Company Laptop
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