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Appeal only from final judgment for denial of privilege: In general there is no...

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In general there is no interlocutory appeal from a ruling rejecting assertion of the attorney-client privilege and the only appeal is from a final judgment.

Contributed in 2010 & last edited in 2010 by Peter Tillers

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