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Court Issues a Favorable Privilege Decision About an Investigation Report Resulting in an Employee's Firing

Courts frequently face a common scenario: an in-house lawyer investigates alleged employee misconduct, and prepares a report that the company relies on in firing the employee.

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Career Development

Maximizing Individual Talent and Creating Team Success

Joy Fuhr, partner with McGuireWoods, discusses her role in strengthening women’s leadership and opportunities at the firm, as well as the ways those lessons can be applied to help everyone be more successful – as lawyers and in life.

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Privilege

Courts Differ on the Meaning of the Work Product Rule’s "Anticipation" and "Litigation" Elements: Part I

Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(3)'s and parallel state work product rules apply to documents and tangible things prepared "in anticipation of litigation or for trial." But the Rule does not specify the degree of required "anticipation."

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