The 2nd District Court of Appeal is allowing an attorney trying to stop the release of documents related to the representation of his client over Los Angeles Department of Water & Power billing to produce a more detailed privilege log.

The 2nd District Court of Appeal is allowing an attorney trying to stop the release of documents related to the representation of his client over Los Angeles Department of Water and Power billing to produce a more detailed privilege log.

Previously a trial court ruled communications between former Los Angeles city's special counsel Paul O. Paradis with Antwon Jones, the lead ratepayer who sued the city over billing, were adverse bec...

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Aug. 19, 2019

Appellate court orders privilege log from former attorney in DWP case

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