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Sanity Claws

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5. He has to provide a list of his clients by 1 PM, I think

Reply to shraby (Original post)

Mon Apr 16, 2018, 10:13 AM

Apr 2018

If he does not identify a person as a client, that means any communication between him and the person is not covered by attorney-client privilege.
It might be covered by attorney work product but he would have to identify why the work was done, opening up a can of worms. I haven't head any assertion of work-product yet.

If he identifies a foreign national as a client and he took action on that person's behalf, he might run afoul of the lobbyist registration laws.

Nice to trap someone in a web of lies.

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What time today is cohen and company due in court today to argue the records [View all] shraby Apr 2018 OP

I think I read it's 2pm Siwsan Apr 2018 #1

That should be telling. shraby Apr 2018 #2

Right about now Clarity2 Apr 2018 #3

NYT says 2:00 PM manor321 Apr 2018 #4

He has to provide a list of his clients by 1 PM, I think Sanity Claws Apr 2018 #5

Already there Clarity2 Apr 2018 #6