Though the attorney-client privilege court battle between the Philadelphia Housing Authority and former Executive Director Carl Greene continues over whether legal invoices can be turned over to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the parties’ attorneys gave some out-of-court insight Wednesday into who is paying for what, what has already been divulged and just what they view as privileged.
A respectful tension at times came out in the debate between Greene’s attorney, Clifford E. Haines, and the PHA’s attorney, Barry Gross, during their discussion before a packed room at the Philadelphia Bar Association.
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