US EditionMunicipal – Attorney-client privilege – Emails
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Municipal – Attorney-client privilege – Emails
Where two plaintiffs filed a complaint under the Massachusetts public records law (G.L.c. 66, §10) seeking unredacted versions of 14 email messages sent between the Concord town manager, members of the town select board, and two town employees, only four of the emails relate to seeking legal advice, so only they are protected by the attorney-client privilege.
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