International Digital Systems Corp. v. Digital Equipment Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• inadvertent disclosure may waive privilege where circumstances of disclosure reflect gross negligence or failure to take reasonable precautions
• upon notice of inadvertent disclosure of one document the producing party immediately contacted opposing council and re-reviewed all disclosed documents
• “Inadvertent disclosures are, by definition, unintentional acts, but disclosures may occur under circumstances of such extreme or gross negligence as to warrant deeming the act of disclosure to be intentional.”
• 18 documents out of 300,000 was not suggestive of inadequate procedures
• “Waivers must typically be intentional or knowing acts.”
• “Waivers must typically be intentional or knowing acts.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).