Add to ORKGThis Article briefly describes the origin of the Community confidentiality standard, emphasizing the disparate treatment accorded EC and non-EC attorneys. It discusses the nature of the American attorney-client privilege and the rationale for the privilege; it also explores the inherent problems presented in the EC position. The Article concludes by criticizing the decisions in the AM&S and Deere cases for going against the underlying spirit of the EC through the disparate application of legal principles
There are two reasons for drawing attention to the social dimension of European Community law. First...
In the US and in the EU, the antitrust rules on single-firm conduct are currently under review. Anti...
This Article examines two developments which have made EC competition (or anti-trust) law increasing...
This Article briefly describes the origin of the Community confidentiality standard, emphasizing the...
In a 1982 case the Court of Justice of the European Communities recognized the existence of an attor...
The AM & S Europe judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Union was the first ruling on the...
Part I of this note considers whether U.S. federal and state law applies the attorney-client privile...
An effective legal system requires that confidentiality between client and attorney be protected. On...
It is usually easy to criticize the work of committees, as the results of their work are usually a c...
The attorney-client privilege recently has undergone significant social, political, and ideological ...
Competition/antitrust law rules are neccessarry for optimal functioning of the common market with it...
The rapid expansion of international trade during the past fifteen years has confronted the American...
The gaps in the privilege at the international level present a major problem for general counsel. I...
The rapid expansion of international trade during the past fifteen years has confronted the American...
The attorney-client privilege is a well-established tenet of law that balances two competing interes...
There are two reasons for drawing attention to the social dimension of European Community law. First...
In the US and in the EU, the antitrust rules on single-firm conduct are currently under review. Anti...
This Article examines two developments which have made EC competition (or anti-trust) law increasing...
This Article briefly describes the origin of the Community confidentiality standard, emphasizing the...
In a 1982 case the Court of Justice of the European Communities recognized the existence of an attor...
The AM & S Europe judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Union was the first ruling on the...
Part I of this note considers whether U.S. federal and state law applies the attorney-client privile...
An effective legal system requires that confidentiality between client and attorney be protected. On...
It is usually easy to criticize the work of committees, as the results of their work are usually a c...
The attorney-client privilege recently has undergone significant social, political, and ideological ...
Competition/antitrust law rules are neccessarry for optimal functioning of the common market with it...
The rapid expansion of international trade during the past fifteen years has confronted the American...
The gaps in the privilege at the international level present a major problem for general counsel. I...
The rapid expansion of international trade during the past fifteen years has confronted the American...
The attorney-client privilege is a well-established tenet of law that balances two competing interes...
There are two reasons for drawing attention to the social dimension of European Community law. First...
In the US and in the EU, the antitrust rules on single-firm conduct are currently under review. Anti...
This Article examines two developments which have made EC competition (or anti-trust) law increasing...