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Lexis Nexis Privileges and Protections: Tennessee and Sixth Circuit Law
Privileges and Protections: Tennessee and Sixth Circuit Law serves as an authoritative guide to evidentiary privileges applicable in Tennessee and the federal Sixth Circuit. This essential legal resource provides both succinct overviews and in-depth scholarly examinations of each recognized evidentiary privilege. Practitioners will find it ideal for quick reference on privilege rules and immersive comparative law research, comparing Tennessee and Sixth Circuit privilege jurisprudence against other jurisdictions. Judges, lawyers, and legal scholars dealing with privileges issues in Tennessee courts, or the Sixth Circuit, will benefit from having this volume as their go-to reference.
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Providing both a quick-reference guide to every evidentiary privilege and an in-depth scholarly treatment of each, Privileges and Protections: Tennessee and Sixth Circuit Law will be the go-to resource for lawyers and judges, both local and national, who practice in Tennessee or in the Sixth Circuit courts or who seek a comparative law resource to compare to practice in their home jurisdiction.
The treatise addresses each evidentiary privilege, ranging from the attorney–client privilege to the peer-review privilege to the clergy–communicant privilege, recognized under Tennessee law and Sixth Circuit federal law. In short, the treatise discusses the history, purpose, scope, and application of privileges that confront lawyers practicing in Tennessee and Sixth Circuit courts.
The book satisfies a void in current legal resources by addressing distinctions between state and federal law, providing important historical privilege development, and analyzing open or underdeveloped privilege issues and recommending appropriate solutions. This resource will benefit trial lawyers, judges, in-house lawyers, law professors, law students, and government lawyers.
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Table of contents
1. The Origin, History, and Development of Evidentiary Privileges
2. Conflicts of Laws and Evidentiary Privileges
3. Accountants and Privileges
4. Health Care Provider Privileges
5. Trade Secret Privileges and Protections
6. Privileges Related to Financial Institutions
7. Self-Incrimination Privilege
8. Alternative Dispute Resolution Privileges
9. Family-Related Privileges
10. Media-Related Privileges
11. Self-Evaluation Privileges
12. Governmental Privileges
13. Clergy–Communicant Privilege
14. Attorney–Client Privilege
15. Privilege-Sharing Doctrines
16. Miscellaneous Evidentiary Privileges and Protections
