AbbVie has petitioned the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) to review a U.S. appeals court decision that could erode attorney-client privilege in corporate settings. The pharmaceutical company argues that the lower court's ruling, which allows the filing of a sham patent-infringement lawsuit to overcome attorney-client privilege, threatens to expose sensitive corporate communications. AbbVie is seeking to protect its records related to the AndroGel lawsuit. The case highlights the ongoing legal battles surrounding patent and corporate law, as companies strive to maintain confidentiality in their legal communications.
“There has been recognition by the justices that the bankruptcy code is very important and the present personnel of the court have recognized that business bankruptcies are important,” Mr. Walt said. https://t.co/H7T77A4dec
Steven Walt, a law professor at the University of Virginia, said the justices have been taking on more bankruptcy cases in recent years. https://t.co/H7T77A4dec
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