Wills, Estates & Trusts,
Probate
Oct. 15, 2025
The common interest doctrine: preventing waiver in the trust and estate context
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To enable effective client representation, it is widely recognized that communications between attorneys and clients made in the context of legal representation are protected from disclosure to third parties under the attorney-client privilege. Additionally, materials containing an attorney's mental impressions, conclusions, legal theories, or reflecting work performed on behalf of a client may be shielded by the attorney work-product doctrine. These protections may be waived, however,...
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