Accountants, attorney-client privilege, and the kovel rule: Waiver through inadvertent disclosure via electronic communication

Carl J. Pacini; Pamella Seay; Raymond L. Placid

Accountants, attorney-client privilege, and the kovel rule: Waiver through inadvertent disclosure via electronic communication

Carl J. Pacini, Pamella Seay, Raymond L. Placid

University of South Florida

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Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Jan 1 2003

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Accounting
Business

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Accountants, attorney-client privilege, and the kovel rule: Waiver through inadvertent disclosure via electronic communication

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