Bell v. MYNT Entertainment, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• con- eluding that disclosure was voluntary where plaintiffs deposition questions and exhibits provided defendants with notice that privileged documents were produced to plaintiffs, and defendants did not object to their disclosure
• “The mere existence of an attorney- client privilege relationship or the mere exchange of information with an attorney does not give rise to a presumptive claim of privilege.”
• “It shields communications from the lawyer to the client only to the extent that these are based on, or may disclose, confidential information provided by the client or contain advice or opinions of the attorney.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).