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Intellectual Property Law
: Mass Law BlogThe Agony of Inadvertant Disclosure
By Lee Gesmer
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Sometimes being a lawyer is like being an airline pilot - hundreds of hours of tedium, interrupted by moments of sheer panic.
In the case of lawyers, the panic can hit from a number of sources: a missed court filing date or statute of limitations, the discovery during trial that your client has failed to produce key documents during discovery, the failure to discover a controlling legal precedent, the realization that a client has lied to you, or “inadvertant disclosure.”
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Full post as published by Mass Law Blog on June 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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