O'Melveny & Myers claims Gucci can't claim privilege over communications with an in-house lawyer who turned out not to be licensed to practice — but one expert says O'Melveny's argument is rubbish.
April 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The story of Jonathan Moss, the former director of legal affairs for Gucci America, Inc., is a luxurious swag bag full of goodies.
As Corporate Counsel‘s Sue Reisinger reported last week, Gucci recently fired Moss when it learned he wasn’t licensed to practice in California.
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