Madison Hobley v. Jon Burge, Robert Dwyer, City of Chicago, Appeal Of: Jones Day

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• explaining that a party “asserting privilege must timely support that claim with a ‘privilege log’ which describes the nature of each document being withheld”
• explaining that Rule 26(b)(3) “establish[es] a zone of privacy in which lawyers can analyze and prepare their client’s case free from scrutiny or interference by an adversary” (citation omitted)
• “[work product] privilege endures after termination of the proceedings for which the documents were created, especially if the old and new matters are related.”

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