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waive privilege

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See: condescend, deign
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107) Thus, the Revised Guidelines conclude, "so long as the corporation timely discloses relevant facts about the putative misconduct, the corporation may receive due credit for such cooperation, regardless of whether it chooses to waive privilege or work-product protection in the process.
The Attorney-Client Privilege Protection Act: the prospect of ... by Gilman, Andrew / Fordham Urban Law Journal
The first, dated yesterday, is from Albany County District Attorney David Soares to David Paterson's office, asking that the governor waive privileges to documents related to Troopergate.
Paterson Seeks Cuomo's Opinion on Troopergate Documents by Azi Paybarah / The New York Observer
Given the true nature of willfulness as an offensive tactic, and of the opinion of counsel letter as a defense to this tactic, it is hard to understand how courts in an adversarial system can so flippantly waive privilege and immunity.
In re Seagate: did it really fix the waiver issue? A short review and ... by Greenbaum, Dov / Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
 
 
 
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