Otis Elevator Co.'s communications with its distributor in Aruba, Caribbean Elevator, can remain confidential, a federal judge has ruled, because attorney-client privilege attaches to the third party.
October 03, 2012 at 03:42 PM
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Otis Elevator Co.’s communications with its distributor in Aruba, Caribbean Elevator, can remain confidential, a federal judge has ruled, because attorney-client privilege attaches to the third party.
The plaintiffs in a case stemming from an elevator accident at a Marriott hotel in Aruba that allegedly caused Christopher Werder to suffer a rotator cuff injury sought to compel Otis to produce communications it had with Caribbean Elevator.
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