- Posts by Anthony Argiropoulos
Member of the FirmAnthony Argiropoulos is the litigation attorney health care providers and commercial enterprises want in their corner when big, complex problems threaten their operations. In contentious high-dollar disputes, Anthony ...
Following the FBI’s recent raid of the office and home of Michael Cohen the bounds of the attorney-client privilege have become a topic of debate and discussion. During the raid, the FBI seized business records, documents, recordings, and emails. Earlier this week, Judge Kimba Wood for the Southern District of New York ruled that the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York could review the documents seized with a special team in place to review for privilege despite Mr. Cohen’s objections to this process.
Thus, the question has quickly become when is the ...
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