California Supreme Court
Dec. 2, 2009
Attorney-Client Privilege Upheld
An advisory letter written by an attorney to a client is entirely privileged and cannot be disclosed even if legal advice is redacted, the state Supreme Court ruled in an important victory for employers Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An advisory letter written by an attorney to a client is entirely privileged and cannot be disclosed even if legal advice is redacted, the state Supreme Court ruled in an important victory for employers Monday.
The unanimous opinion, which reverses the Second District Court of Appeal and a Los Angeles County Superior Court trial judge, came in a case involving Costco Wholesale Corpora...
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