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Lowenstein Sandler, one of New Jersey's largest firms, swallowed bitter medicine for having flouted discovery rules, as a court ordered disclosure of documents asserted to be lawyer-client or work-product privileged. Judge Donald Coburn of the Appellate Division said the actions of the Roseland firm were "sufficiently egregious, when taken together, to justify a severe sanction."
April 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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