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Work Privilege Discussed

Loaded on May 15, 2007

Filed under: Attorney Client, Civil Procedure, Disclosure of Records, Discovery. Location: Oklahoma.

At 332:
Factual information cannot be given "privileged" status merely because an
attorney communicated the facts to the client or because the client
communicated the facts to the attorney. For example, providing preexisting
documents to an attorney does not thereby render the documents protected by
the attorney client privilege. . ...

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