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Atty In $11.6M Tax Dispute Can't Assert Privilege For 34 Docs

By David Hansen · May 31, 2023, 6:06 PM EDT

An attorney battling the U.S. government over $11.6 million in tax shelter penalties cannot claim attorney-client privilege for 34 of the 40 documents identified by the parties as relevant to discovery,...

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Case Information

Case Title

Clark v. United States of America et al

Case Number

9:21-cv-82056

Court

Florida Southern

Nature of Suit

Taxes

Date Filed

November 11, 2021

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