Litigation
Jan. 24, 2003
Client May Intervene to Appeal Subpoena Issued to Attorney
Focus Column - Litigation - By Rex S. Heinke and Sandra M. Lee - Suppose you represent a client who is being investigated by a federal grand jury, and the government serves you with a subpoena demanding that you testify or produce documents for the grand jury. You object to the subpoena on the grounds of attorney-client privilege and work product, but you lose, and the court orders you to provide the requested information. What do you do? Here are the alternatives.
Litigation
By Rex S. Heinke and Sandra M. Lee
Suppose you represent...
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