The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday it will consider a law firm’s bid to shield client communications from grand jury subpoenas seeking documents on its tax advice in a case concerning the scope of attorney-client privilege over mixed-use legal advice.
In a statement, Evan J. Davis of Hochman Salkin Toscher Perez PC, one of the firm’s representatives in
the case, told Law360 that the privilege issue at the center of the case “is really important beyond merely
tax – it impacts pretty much every area of the practice of the law.”
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