Common use of Protected Material Clause in Contracts

Protected Material. In the course of pursuing the Covered Matters, each Party will identify and create information and documents that are protected by the attorney-client privilege, work-product doctrine, or other applicable privileges, with such information and documents including but not limited to factual analyses; mental impressions; legal memoranda; reports of witness interviews; draft briefs, declarations, and pleadings; billing information; consultant and expert correspondence; information and reports; and other items in oral, written, or electronic form (collectively “Protected Material”). The Parties agree that no protection or privilege will be waived or destroyed through disclosure between or among the Parties and their counsel.

Protected Material. In the course of pursuing the Covered Matters, each Party will identify and create information and documents records that are protected by the attorney-client privilege, work-product doctrine, applicable exemptions under Chapter 42.56 RCW, or other applicable privileges, with such information and documents records including but not limited to factual analyses; mental impressions; legal memoranda; reports of witness interviews; draft briefs, declarations, and pleadings; billing information; consultant and expert correspondence; information and reports; and other items in oral, written, or electronic form (collectively “Protected Material”). The Parties agree that no protection or privilege will be waived or destroyed through disclosure between or among the Parties and their counsel.