Episode

The Presumption of Innocence - Episode 72

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Fox Rothschild: The Presumption of Innocence
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Oct 28, 2025
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1995
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Summary

Episode 72 Beyond the Headlines: Unpacking a Pivotal Case on Privilege Protections A federal court ruling issued in a case involving an alleged bribery scandal shook the legal world when it appeared to limit attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine. The case grabbed the attention of Bloomberg Law reporter Roy Strom, who followed the matter through its reversal by an appeals court. He joins host Matt Adams to explore this case from their respective positions: a journalist and a lawyer. Roy offers his insight into the value of amicus briefs, especially when he sees law firms banding together to argue for the sanctity of attorney-client privilege. The two also discuss the evolving landscape of white-collar defense law, and Roy offers advice on how lawyers can most effectively interact with journalists.