Assertions of Privilege. If any recipient of a discovery request withholds or redacts any documents on the grounds of privilege, work product, or any other type of protection or immunity from disclosure, that person shall provide the applicable requesting Parties with a privilege log consistent with Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Rule 26(b)(5). Efficient means of providing information regarding claims of privilege are encouraged, and the parties shall endeavor to agree upon measures that further this end. For example, the parties may work out a mutually agreeable method for asserting privilege on the same basis with respect to multiple documents by group or category.
Assertions of Privilege. Provider shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the IRO’s engagement. Provider’s engagement letter with the IRO shall include a provision stating that the IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. CHN shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the IRO’s engagement to perform the Arrangements Review. CHN’s engagement letter with the IRO shall include a provision stating that the IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. Progenity shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the IRO’s engagement to perform the Arrangements Review. Progenity’s engagement letter with the IRO shall include a provision stating that the IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. Halifax shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the Legal IRO’s engagement. Halifax’s engagement letter with the Legal IRO shall include a provision stating that the Legal IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. KDMC shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement of the Legal IRO. KDMC’s engagement letter with the Legal IRO shall include a provision stating that the Legal IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. Envision shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the Legal IRO’s engagement. Envision’s engagement letter with the Legal IRO shall include a provision stating that the Legal IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. APM, Park Center, and Xxxxxx shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the IRO’s engagement to perform the Arrangements Review. APM, Park Center, and Xxxxxx’x engagement letters with the IRO(s) shall include a provision stating that the IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. Vascular Access Centers shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the IRO’s engagement to perform the Arrangements Review. Vascular Access Centers’ engagement letter with the IRO shall include a provision stating that the IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
Assertions of Privilege. Rockport shall not assert claims of attorney-client privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from the IRO’s engagement. Rockport ’s engagement letter with the IRO shall include a provision stating that the IRO agrees not to assert claims of work product privilege in order to avoid disclosing to OIG information related to or resulting from its engagement.
