· 6/9/1995
Buckman v. Columbus-Cabrini Medical Center
Citations
- 651 N.E.2d 767
- 272 Ill. App. 3d 1060
- 209 Ill. Dec. 589
- 1995 Ill. App. LEXIS 411
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- vacating contempt order entered at petitioner’s request where contempt order was used as a vehicle to appeal a discovery order
- vacating contempt order entered at petitioner’s request where contempt order was used as a vehicle to appeal a discovery order
- court applied attorney-client privilege instead where hospital’s attorney acted directly as nurse’s attorney in rendering legal advice and services
- “[b]ecause it is the privilege, not the duty to disclose, that is the exception, the privilege ought to be strictly confined within its narrowest possible limits”
- court applied attorney-client privilege instead where hospital's attorney acted directly as nurse's attorney in rendering legal advice and services
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