A Virginia-Specific Summary Guide: Attorney-Client Privilege & Work Product Doctrine (Virginia CLE)

Index

• Title and Copyright
• Ebook Information
• About the Author
• Preface
• Instructions for Using the Online Database
• Contents
• Chapter 1 Organization of the Outline
• Chapter 2 Attorney-client Privilege: Introduction and Basic Principles
• Chapter 3 Clients: Introduction and Basic Principles
• Chapter 4 Client Relationships
• Chapter 5 Joint Clients
• Chapter 6 Corporate Clients
• Chapter 7 The “fiduciary Exception”
• Chapter 8 Client Agents/consultants
• Chapter 9 Lawyers
• Chapter 10 Lawyer Agents/consultants
• Chapter 11 Unprotected Background Information
• Chapter 12 Content and “communication” Element
• Chapter 13 Content: Legal Advice Requirement
• Chapter 14 Analyzing the Lawyer’s Role
• Chapter 15 Business and Other Nonlegal Advice
• Chapter 16 Client-to-lawyer Communications
• Chapter 17 Lawyer-to-client Communications
• Chapter 18 The Crime-fraud Exception
• Chapter 19 Presence of Third Parties
• Chapter 20 The Joint Defense/common Interest Doctrine
• Chapter 21 Intent to Disclose Content
• Chapter 22 Internal Corporate Investigations and Insurance
• Chapter 23 Waiver of the Privilege
• Chapter 24 Power to Waive the Privilege
• Chapter 25 Express Waiver
• Chapter 26 Intentional Express Waiver
• Chapter 27 Inadvertent Express Waiver
• Chapter 28 Implied Waiver
• Chapter 29 The “at Issue” Doctrine
• Chapter 30 Subject Matter Waiver
• Chapter 31 Scope of a Subject Matter Waiver
• Chapter 32 Waiver: New Rules and Public Policy Debates
• Chapter 33 Work Product Doctrine: Historic Perspective
• Chapter 34 Creating and Asserting Work Product Protection
• Chapter 35 Context and Timing of Work Product
• Chapter 36 “litigation” Element
• Chapter 37 “anticipation of Litigation” Element
• Chapter 38 “motivation” Element
• Chapter 39 Work Product Content
• Chapter 40 Fact Work Product
• Chapter 41 Opinion Work Product
• Chapter 42 Facts Reflecting the Lawyer’s Opinion
• Chapter 43 Protection for Internal Corporate Investigations
• Chapter 44 Overcoming Work Product Protection
• Chapter 45 Overcoming Fact Work Product Protection
• Chapter 46 Overcoming Opinion Work Product Protection
• Chapter 47 Power to Waive Work Product Protection
• Chapter 48 Intentional, Inadvertent, or Implied Waiver
• Chapter 49 Disclosure of Work Product to and by Experts
• Chapter 50 Subject Matter Waiver: Applicability and Scope
• Chapter 51 Asserting and Litigating the Protections
• Chapter 52 Source and Choice of Attorney-client Privilege Law
• Chapter 53 Source and Choice of Work Product Law
• Chapter 54 Asserting the Protections
• Chapter 55 Privilege Logs
• Chapter 56 Evidentiary Support
• Chapter 57 Litigating the Protections
• Chapter 58 Other Discovery Issues
• Chapter 59 Courts’ Role
• Chapter 60 Appellate Review