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General Compensatory Damages Upheld by 11th Circuit
A memorandum from the county counsel containing legal advice, but not
designated "privileged" or "confidential," was properly admitted into
evidence notwithstanding a claim of attorney-client privilege, absent
evidence regarding who, if anyone, received it other than its addressees,
or what the addressees did with it or whether they considered it ...
designated "privileged" or "confidential," was properly admitted into
evidence notwithstanding a claim of attorney-client privilege, absent
evidence regarding who, if anyone, received it other than its addressees,
or what the addressees did with it or whether they considered it ...
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