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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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