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To: Ken H
I'm wondering if Random House has some wiggle room here.

If the case goes forward, we'll find out. Palin's lawyers -- in their letter -- stated that attorney client privilege has been waived by McGinniss's foolish statements in the email about what Random House lawyers were saying. Palin's lawyers specifically put Random House on notice about document preservation.

Mark Levin tonight on his show confirmed this -- that attorney client privilege has been waived by McGinniss's stupidity.

104 posted on 09/26/2011 6:11:05 PM PDT by Al B. ("Evil is powerless if the good are unafraid." -- Ronald Reagan)
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To: Al B.

So, the rules of Discovery apply? RH will have to supply every document that may bear on the case to Palin’s lawyers?Icluding All email/mail communication between RH and McGuiness?

Be still my heart. This could have more legs than a centipede.


110 posted on 09/26/2011 6:17:03 PM PDT by MrNatural ("...You want the truth!?...")
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To: Al B.
Hopefully, McGinniss got it in writing. It seems to me it would be in his interest to retain such documentation and keep it with his attorney.
115 posted on 09/26/2011 6:20:10 PM PDT by Ken H
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