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S & A Painting Co. v. O.W.B. Corp.

United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania

103 F.R.D. 407 (W.D. Pa. 1984)

Relevant factsFree

At his deposition in a breach-of-contract suit against O.W.B. Corp. and Transamerica Insurance (defendants), S & A Painting's president Frangopoulos referred to portions of handwritten notes -- prepared at his attorney's request -- to refresh his memory. The defendants moved under Federal Rule of Evidence 612 to compel production of all of Frangopoulos's notes, including portions he never actually looked at during the deposition, and S & A argued attorney-client privilege protected the notes.

IssueFree

Whether a witness's reference to notes to refresh his memory waives the attorney-client privilege as to all of the witness's notes, whether or not actually referenced.

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