Attorney Client Privilege with Edna Epstein

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Famed author and attorney Edna Selan Epstein stops by to talk with Dave Scriven-Young about Attorney Client Privilege, how it’s developed over the years, and related ways to save cost in discovery. In addition, they talk about starting her firm, lessons she’s learned, and much more. Stay tuned for Darryl Wilson’s tips on the scope and use of Attorney-Client Privilege.

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