The motion court based its finding that the common-interest privilege had been waived on a poorly worded analogy — the import of which is not entirely clear — made in open court by nonparty appellant Sterling's former counsel, in addition to several other potentially misleading representations (most of which are not contained in the record before us). Although we agree with the motion court that Sterling's previous counsel's representations were potentially...
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