Not all of the communications amongst the three parties involved in the insurer-insured-counsel relationship may be covered by the attorney-client privilege. This article, by Kelley Drye’s Matt Luzadder and Cameron Argetsinger, appears in Pratt’s Privacy & Cybersecurity Law Report and examines the relevant case law in Illinois and the protection of communications within the insurer-insured-counsel relationship.

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Privilege and the Tripartite Insurer-Insured Counsel Relationship