When the Information That Was Inadvertently Disclosed Is Important Enough

question 38

True/False

When the information that was inadvertently disclosed is important enough to a party's case,an argument can almost certainly be made that privilege has been waived.

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Definitions:

Mark Granovetter

A sociologist recognized for his work on the strength of weak ties in social networks and the impact of social structures on economic outcomes.

Job Market

The availability of employment and labor, in terms of supply and demand.

Macro-structures

Large-scale patterns and systems in society that shape and organize social life, such as economic systems or governmental institutions.

International Organizations

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