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Documents that meat packer IBP alleges are trade secrets taken from its plant are at the center of an appeal once again before the Texas Supreme Court. A key issue is whether an attorney was protected by privilege when he gave documents to another firm that had subpoenaed his client to produce the documents. Also at issue is whether attorney fees from prior litigation are recoverable as damages under an equitable exception.
November 07, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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