Jenney v. Airdata Wiman, Inc.

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• holding that raising the issue of the parties’ intent is not sufficient to waive attorney-client privilege
• \[A]ttorney-client privilege is not waived simply because the credibility of Jenney's statements concerning his intent could possibly be impeached by his communications with his former attorney.\
• \[T]he simple fact that Jenney raised the issue [of intent] is not sufficient to waive his attorney-client privilege.\

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