Traditionally, the adverse litigation exception provides that all communications made during a joint representation are discoverable when former joint clients sue one another. (carltonfields.com)
Ultimately, when joint clients engage a single attorney, their expectations are such that the disclosures among those parties are not protected from disclosure within that group, so long as the communications relate to the common representation. (carltonfields.com)
If we are instructed by joint clients then all clients are jointly and severally liable for our fees, notwithstanding any agreement between you as to how you will share the costs. (byrneandpartners.com)