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Court Of Chancery Explains "Inadvertent" Disclosures
By Morris James LLP on December 13, 2013
Posted In Discovery
Jefferson v Dominion Holdings Inc., C.A. 8663-VCN (December 13, 2013)
The term "inadvertent" is frequently used in confidentiality and quick-peek agreements to permit the claw back of privileged documents that have been "inadvertently" produced. In a rare case, the Court of Chancery concluded that there was inadvertent production, even though the documents were used in questioning a witness.
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