Attorney-client communication is protected from being introduced as evidence at trial unless the communication is in furtherance of a crime or fraud, the Minnesota Court of Appeals affirmed in a man's retaliatory discharge lawsuit.
Lyle Thomason in
Thomason v. Sappi-Cloquet, No. A05-2031 (7/18/06) appealed a district court's evidentiary rulings in his trial for retaliatory discharge. He challenged regarding the admissibility of privileged documents and prior workers' compensation judges' decisions.
The respondent inadvertently disclosed a letter and memorandum that Thomason asserted shou...
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