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BoRaGard

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2. Whether 8 or 80, dead men tell no tales

Reply to RoeVWade (Original post)

Fri Jul 25, 2025, 07:41 AM

Jul 2025

It is said.

Do you suppose Krasnov (R-felon) will attend the services to show appropriate respect to his best friend's legal rep? That would be the decent thing to do. But then again, Krasnov is a republicon and we know how that goes.

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Epstein's former lawyer dies on July 21. (Edited for correction) [View all] RoeVWade Jul 2025 OP

Black appears to have been successful gab13by13 Jul 2025 #1

Whether 8 or 80, dead men tell no tales BoRaGard Jul 2025 #2

If you're a lawyer, you need an ethics refresher course. Privilege survives the death of a client. onenote Jul 2025 #3

I'm not, but thanks for the correction. RoeVWade Jul 2025 #5

to be clear - the status of the privilege after death can vary by state. onenote Jul 2025 #6

Thanks, noted! RoeVWade Jul 2025 #7

Attorney client privilege doesn't end when the client dies EdmondDantes_ Jul 2025 #4