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Swidler & Berlin, et al. v. U.S, U.S. S. Ct., 4/1/1998

Swidler & Berlin, et al. v. U.S, U.S. S. Ct., 4/1/1998. This Amicus Brief argues in light of Federal Rule of Evidence 501's "reason and experience" an absolute, rather than qualified, posthumous privilege is necessary. Additionally, the court erred in applying the lax work-product standard for purely factual information to mental-impression work product, and allowed the disclosure of factual material in the lawyer's notes revealing his thoughts and legal strategies.

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Vector Products, Inc. v. Schumacher Electric Corp., S.D. Fla., 3/8/2005

By Joel S. Perwin, P.A.

Vector Products, Inc. v. Schumacher Electric Corp., S.D. Fla., 3/8/2005. Amicus Curiae filed in support of the appeal filed by Defendant Schumacher Electric Corporation of the Magistrate's Order denying in-house counsel access to documents provided to attorneys in litigation. The ACC respectfully submits if any litigators in a case have access to documents produced to the other side, that access should be available to all litigators in the case who are properly licensed and admitted, and the fact a litigator is in-house should not prevent that counsel from reviewing sensitive or protected information that is available to all other attorneys for the parties. To prevent the access to documents available to other lawyers creates an inherent and unfair disadvantage in preparing, presenting, and directing the execution of the client's strategy.

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Guidelines On Establishment Of A Modern Legal Governance System For Chinese Enterprises

By ACC, ACC China Liaison Committee, ACC China Advisory Committee

With the continuing development of the Chinese socialist market economy, the expansion of the separation of regulatory and management functions of Chinese state-owned enterprises (hereinafter "Enterprises"), and the challenges and opportunities
presented by the further opening of the Chinese market following China's entry into the WTO, improving the overall management systems of Enterprises has become increasingly important.
Read more to see more guidelines on the establishment of a modern legal governance system in China.

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