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opposing litigant

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Boeing, Ford, and Air India officials played a significant role in the malicious retaliation against President Bush's opposing litigant.
I have had opposing litigants approach me to help them contact their court-appointed attorneys whom they had not seen since their initial hearing and who would not return their calls.
Privilege, then, is a shield used during litigation by the client, or by a professional on the client's behalf, to restrict access by opposing litigants to the client's confidential communications.
 
 
 
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