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Partner Victoria Weatherford and Associate Tera Coleman authored an article for the summer/fall issue of the ABA White Collar Crime Committee’s newsletter. Titled "U.S. Supreme Court’s Dismissal of <em>In re Grand Jury</em> Leaves a Circuit Split on When to Apply the Attorney-Client Privilege to Dual-Purpose Communications,” the article focuses on the continuing confusion surrounding the issue of attorney-client privilege in dual-purpose communications.

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