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A federal judge in Pennsylvania has ruled that a lawyer must take the stand against a former client who in an earlier trial had testified that she and the attorney never discussed certain sensitive subjects. The judge found the woman waived attorney-client privilege, and supported his decision with a 4th Circuit ruling. The appeals court held that privilege is waived if a client answers a question about client/lawyer communications by denying that such communication took place.
July 14, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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