Alston & Bird LLP v. Mellon Ventures II, L.P.

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• holding that plaintiffs did not waive the attorney-client privilege by inadvertently producing privileged documents during discovery
• affirming trial court’s grant of summary judgment on defenses of comparative negligence, failure to mitigate damages, waiver, estoppel, and voluntary payment
• intent and expectations of an individual are “uniquely among those issues of material fact which are not appropriate for summary judgment”
• \Our appellate courts are courts for the correction of errors of law committed in the trial court.\

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