Attorney-Client Privilege and the Patent Prosecution Process in the Post-Spalding World
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Attorney-Client Privilege and the Patent Prosecution Process in the Post-Spalding World
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Attorney-Client Privilege and the Patent Prosecution Process in the Post-Spalding World

Keywords

Confidential communications -- Lawyers, Work-product rule, Patent infringement, Spalding Sports Worldwide, Inc., In re 203 F.3d 800 (Fed. Cir. 2000), Evidence (Law)

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Jonathan G. Musch (Washington University School of Law)

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Pages 175-200
Publication Washington University Law Quarterly

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Published 2003-01-01

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