B. L. Schrader, Inc. v. Anderson Lumber Co.

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• explaining that “under the - federal standard, in or for a court to properly find at-issue waiver, it is the holder of the privilege that must have put the information sought at issue”
• “Under the federal standard, [f]airness may compel a finding of an implied waiver [of the work- product doctrine] when a party asserts a claim or defense that requires examination of protected communications.”

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