PROTECTING PRIVILEGE – TIPS FOR IN-HOUSE COUNSEL

Categories:

Ethics

Categories:

Ethics

August 23, 2018

Overview

Seasoned litigators from the bankruptcy and insurance arenas provide tips for in-house counsel for protecting privilege. This video clip is a segment from a one-hour on-demand CLE entitled “Standing Guard – Protecting Privilege and Work Product.” To access the CLE program and related course materials, click here.

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