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· 3/31/2004

Finol v. Finol

Citations

  • 869 So. 2d 666
  • 2004 WL 626167

How courts have described this case

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  • dismissing petition for certiorari in which petitioner asserted his billing and payment records were protected by the attorney-client privilege and not subject to discovery
  • upholding order which allowed discovery of attorney billing information but advising that “descriptions of services rendered which would reveal the mental impressions and opinions of counsel” should be redacted
  • attorney-client privilege does not protect retainer agreements, nor billing and payment records

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Judges: Klein

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