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Attorneys for Charter said in a recent letter to Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Peter Sherwood that certain documents are protected under attorney-client privilege and should not be made available to Attorney General Barbara Underwood in her lawsuit against the cable and internet provider.
August 14, 2018 at 02:48 PM
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Charter Communications is asking a state Supreme Court justice to block a request from the state Attorney General’s Office to hand over communications between the internet and cable provider and a trade association.
Attorneys for Charter said in a recent letter to Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Peter Sherwood that those documents are protected under attorney-client privilege, and should not be made available to Attorney General Barbara Underwood in her lawsuit against the company.
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