In Re Grand Jury Subpoena of Harrison T. Slaughter, Jr., in Re Grand Jury Subpoena of Barbara E. Emerson

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• holding that matters involving the receipt of fees from a client are not generally privileged
• observing that “matters involving the receipt of fees from a client are not generally privileged”
• “The law in this circuit is that matters involving the receipt of fees from a client are not generally privileged.”

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