Scope of Privacy Privilege in Litigation

About this program
This program will focus on the use of the privacy privilege in litigation. When can or should that objection be made? What is the scope of the objection? How is the objection preserved or waived? Can a business assert that objection on behalf of itself or its client(s) when faced with a subpoena? How can one get around that objection if seeking information relevant to the litigation. How does this privilege relate to a claim of proprietary business information?
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired August 30, 2021 and features Neville L. Johnson and David Shebby.
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