With pursed lips, an embarrassed Gucci has fired its director of legal affairs after discovering during a lawsuit that he wasn't properly licensed to practice law. Now the big question before the court: Can the luxury apparel designer still claim attorney-client privilege?
April 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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An embarrassed Gucci America, Inc. has fired its director of legal affairs after discovering during a lawsuit that he wasn’t properly licensed to practice law. Now the big question before the court: Can Gucci still claim attorney-client privilege?
The secret about then-legal chief Jonathan Moss came out during a trademark infringement suit brought by Gucci against competitor Guess?, Inc. in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
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