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Alex Sarria and Bradley Markano Advocate Changes to Ninth Circuit Test for Attorney-Client Privilege in Business Communications in Amicus Brief for the Atlantic Legal Foundation | Miller & Chevalier
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Alex Sarria and Bradley Markano Advocate Changes to Ninth Circuit Test for Attorney-Client Privilege in Business Communications in Amicus Brief for the Atlantic Legal Foundation | Miller & Chevalier
News khospital3 Wed, 07/02/2025 - 12:40 Featured On Publication Name Atlantic Legal Foundation Include Disclaimer Off News Type News Date 07.01.2025 Description The Atlantic Legal Foundation (ALF) has filed an amicus brief – authored by Alex Sarria and Bradley Markano – in Epic Games, Inc. v. Apple, Inc., urging the Ninth Circuit to adopt the "significant purpose" test for attorney-client privilege. This standard protects communications se…
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