· 3/15/2022
Villages of Cascade Homeowners Association, Inc. v. Herbert Edwards
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- looking to federal law for guidance in determining whether disclosure of a privileged document by an anonymous source may result in a waiver of the attorney-client privilege
- the party asserting the privilege has the burden of proving whether the attorney-client privilege applies to a communication or not
- “[A] client may be deemed to have met the burden of establishing that a privilege exists and no waiver has occurred if adequate steps have been taken to ensure a document’s confidentiality.”
- party asserting attorney-client privilege or work product protection bears burden of showing privilege applies
- burden of proving existence of attorney-client privilege rests on claimant
- burden exists to prove the elements of this privilege: 1
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