In the Matter of Carl Walsh, a Witness Before the Special September 1978 Grand Jury. Appeal of United States of America

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• upholding subpoena for an attorney’s “ledgers, bills, time records, and retainer agreements” because as a general rule, matters involving the receipt of fees from a client do not involve confidential communications and so are not protected by the attorney-client privilege
• “[T]he fact of communication between a known client and his attorney is not a privileged communication.”

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