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Deposition excerpt referencing common‑interest privilege with law firms representing [REDACTED - Survivor]Deposition excerpt referencing common‑interest privilege with law firms representing [REDACTED - Survivor]
Deposition excerpt referencing common‑interest privilege with law firms representing [REDACTED - Survivor] The passage offers a modest lead – it identifies attorneys (Brad Edwards, Boies Schiller, Scarola) who shared a common‑interest privilege with a witness in a matter involving [REDACTED - Survivor]. While it hints at potentially privileged communications, it lacks concrete details about wrongdoing, financial flows, dates, or high‑level officials. The information is of limited novelty and relevance to major power centers, but could merit modest follow‑up to verify the scope of the litigation and any undisclosed documents. Key insights: Witness cites common‑interest privilege with Brad Edwards and Boies Schiller lawyers representing [REDACTED - Survivor].; Also mentions Scarola law firm and Mr. Scarola in connection with litigation for Brad Edwards.; No other law firms were identified as sharing the privilege.
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Deposition excerpt referencing common‑interest privilege with law firms representing [REDACTED - Survivor] The passage offers a modest lead – it identifies attorneys (Brad Edwards, Boies Schiller, Scarola) who shared a common‑interest privilege with a witness in a matter involving [REDACTED - Survivor]. While it hints at potentially privileged communications, it lacks concrete details about wrongdoing, financial flows, dates, or high‑level officials. The information is of limited novelty and relevance to major power centers, but could merit modest follow‑up to verify the scope of the litigation and any undisclosed documents. Key insights: Witness cites common‑interest privilege with Brad Edwards and Boies Schiller lawyers representing [REDACTED - Survivor].; Also mentions Scarola law firm and Mr. Scarola in connection with litigation for Brad Edwards.; No other law firms were identified as sharing the privilege.
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