United States v. Deloitte LLP

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• indicating that confidentiality agreement between disclosing party and recipient may prevent waiver of work-product protection
• observing that waiver occurs when the disclosing party “has engaged in self-interested selective disclosure by revealing work product to some adversaries but not others”
• noting that although the attorney-client privilege is waived by voluntary disclosure, work-product protection is only waived by voluntarily disclosure to an adversary
• noting that both attorney-client privilege and work product protection can be waived by voluntary disclosure
• noting that although the attorney-client privilege is waived 20 by voluntary disclosure, work-product protection is only waived by voluntarily disclosure to an adversary
• explaining that document was “prepared in anticipation of litigation and contain the thoughts and impressions of an attorney”

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