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Ninth Circuit Reverses Attorney-Client Ruling, But Lawyers Should Not Breathe Easy
In my article “Who's Your Client?” in the August 2009 issue of this newsletter, I described a district court decision in the Broadcom case finding that the law firm Irell & Manella had improperly disclosed to the government confidential information it gained from an executive it was representing along with his corporate employer. Although the Ninth Circuit reversed the district court's ruling on Sept. 30, its decision highlights the need for continuing vigilance about dual representation.
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