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Finding that an attorney-client privileged letter that contained a "blueprint" of the defense strategy had been "leaked" to the plaintiff in an employment discrimination case, a federal judge in New Jersey has ruled that two plaintiffs lawyers must be disqualified because they did not adhere to the duty to "cease, notify and return" the document."The privileged nature of the letter is clear on its face and both attorneys are charged with the knowledge of that fact," the judge wrote.
December 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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