Epstein Secrets

New York Shield Law would then apply. Ste In re Application to Ouash Subpoena to National Broadcasting Co., 79 F.3d 346. 351. 352 (2d Cir. 1996) ("Graco") (applying New York Shield Law to state claims pending in Massachusetts federal court, noting the relevant standards of that law and the federal pr

96), a leak of confidential interview transcripts from CBS to the New York Daily News during the epic face-off between 60 Minutes and whistleblower Jeffrey Wigand on one side and the Brown & Williamson Tobacco Company on the other, did not waive CBS's privilege in the documents under the Shield Law except as t

New York Shield Law would then apply. Ste In re Application to Ouash Subpoena to National Broadcasting Co., 79 F.3d 346. 351. 352 (2d Cir. 1996) ("Graco") (applying New York Shield Law to state claims pending in Massachusetts federal court, noting the relevant standards of that law and the federal pr

96), a leak of confidential interview transcripts from CBS to the New York Daily News during the epic face-off between 60 Minutes and whistleblower Jeffrey Wigand on one side and the Brown & Williamson Tobacco Company on the other, did not waive CBS's privilege in the documents under the Shield Law except as t

poena must show that the information sought is ... unobtainable from other sources") (emphasis added); In re Application to Quash Subpoena to NBC ("Graco"), 79 F.3d 346, 353 (2d Cir. 1996) (rejecting lower court's conclusion that "because the material contained in the out-takes sought by Graco is sole

ld that a leak of confidential interview transcripts from CBS to the New York Daily News during the epic battle between 60 Minutes and whistleblower Jeffrey Wigand on one side and the Brown & Williamson Tobacco Company on the other, did nor waive CBS's privilege in the documents under the New York Shield Law e