Inadvertent disclosure of privileged materials: What does the ABA ethics opinion mean for you?

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'With little fanfare, the ABA has withdrawn a controversial 1992 ethics opinion requiring a lawyer who inadvertently receives privileged material from an opponent to refrain from reading the material, notify the sender of the error, and abide by the sender’s instructions.' By Michael Yablosnki for Litigation Update.

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