Wheeler v. Tower Bldg., LLC (In re Estate of Wheeler)

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• explaining that the party asserting privilege must do so by setting forth objective facts supporting the claim rather than mere conclusory statements
• “Although the work product privilege protects work product created by the attorney, the privilege does not protect facts contained within or underlying attorney work product.”

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