Pittsburgh Corning Corp. v. Caldwell

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• stating that facts relevant to case are discoverable through other proper means of discovery that will not force production of privileged document
• noting that “the relevant facts of a case may not be hidden under the guise of privilege” but that “those facts are discoverable through other proper means of discovery, without forcing the production of a privileged document which may also contain that factual information”
• noting that “the relevant facts of a case may not be hidden under the guise of privilege” but that “those facts are discoverable through other proper means of discovery, without forcing the production of a privileged document which may also contain that factual information”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).