Williams v. Grieg Shipping A/S

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• holding that even the revelation of purely factual assertions contained in interview notes “may reveal the questions asked and therefore the attorneys’ mental impressions and conclusions”
• declining to order disclosure of factual information contained in interview meeting notes taken by an attorney, where, the “facts contained within the notes are likely inextricably tied with the attorneys’ mental thoughts and impressions”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).