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Alison Nadel and Erika Pont wrote this bylined article on whether parties to a transaction should share legal advice among themselves to save money and time.
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Alison Nadel and Erika Pont
wrote this bylined article on whether parties to a transaction
should share legal advice among themselves to save money and time.
"The question arises: Can they assume their communications are
protected by the so-called 'common interest privilege? The
answer is 'perhaps,'" wrote the authors.
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