Supreme Court conducted an in camera review of the relevant emails on two occasions and properly determined that the emails in question were "primarily or predominantly of a legal character," and thus protected by the attorney-client privilege (Rossi v Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Greater N.Y.,
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