The appeals court held that the voluntary disclosure of attorney-client-privileged information constitutes a waiver for all other communications about the same subject matter.
June 15, 2022 at 05:29 PM
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The Connecticut Appellate Court has adopted the subject-matter waiver rule into state law and granted a writ of error in an insurance dispute.
The court, in a May 31 ruling, held that the voluntary disclosure of attorney-client-privileged information constitutes a waiver of privilege for all other communications about the same subject matter.
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