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The Organizational Client: Attorney-Client Privilege and the No-Contact Rule
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Cohn, Sherman L.
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Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics 1997 Summer; 10(4): 739-789
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Date
1997-06
Subject
Legal Ethics
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