[LAW-LIB:58414] Movie Scenes: Attorney Client Privilege, Crime Fraud Exemption, Work Product Doctrine

From: ANDREA SZABO (ASzabo@clausen.com)
Date: Thu Mar 05 2009 - 09:29:12 PST

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    I have been asked to identify movie scenes that illustrate attorney-client privilege issues, the crime fraud exception and the work product doctrine. I have checked the following sources thus far:

    * ABA's top 25 Legal Movie List
    * The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)

    If anyone knows of any movie scenes off the top of their head for this, I would love to hear from you off-list.

    Thanks!
    Andrea

    Andrea Szabo Tillander
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