Netflix’s new 50 Cent–produced Diddy documentary features secretly recorded footage of Diddy arguing with his lawyer, Marc Agnifilo — footage Agnifilo didn’t know existed. Now Diddy has sent Netflix a demand letter claiming he owns the video, raising a big question: Will his team sue? Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos break down the legal fallout, the attorney-client implications, and how Geragos would react if a client secretly recorded him.
Hosts: Harvey Levin &amp; Mark Geragos
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