Granada Corp. v. Honorable First Court of Appeals

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• holding that claim of privilege as to inadvertently produced document was waived where not asserted until eleven months after production
• recognizing that the crime-fraud exception to the attorney-client privilege applies only if a prima facie case of contemplated fraud is made by the party seeking discovery
• holding that claim of privilege as to inadvertently produced document was waived where not asserted until eleven months after production
• acknowledging that appeal was an inadequate remedy where protected documents were essential to plaintiff's claims and trial court's order prevented plaintiff from maintaining his cause of action
• noting as evidence of Granada’s failure to preserve the privilege the fact that it did not seek to remedy the error until 11 months after disclosure

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