Legal Week reports
September 03, 2003 at 08:03 PM
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The US tax authorities have begun a court battle to force Dallas firm Jenkens & Gilchrist to hand over the names of 600 clients in what promises to be a high-profile test of attorney/client privilege.
The US’ Internal Revenue Service (IRS) last month lodged a suit against Jenkens in Chicago after the law firm refused an earlier court summons to hand over the names of some of its tax clients.
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