Draft notes suggest Alan Dershowitz may control legal strategy for Jeffrey Epstein and Tri‑Tech case, hinting at possible misuse of attorney‑client privilege

Draft notes suggest Alan Dershowitz may control legal strategy for Jeffrey Epstein and Tri‑Tech case, hinting at possible misuse of attorney‑client privilege The passage links a high‑profile attorney (Alan Dershowitz) to Jeffrey Epstein and an ongoing Tri‑Tech matter, raising questions about control over clients and potential abuse of Fifth‑Amendment claims. While the document is a rough draft and lacks concrete transaction details, it provides a specific lead-Dershowitz’s continued representation-that could be pursued for records, court filings, and privilege challenges. Key insights: Dershowitz served as Epstein’s attorney and is reportedly still counsel on the Tri‑Tech case.; The note suggests the attorney may be invoking Fifth‑Amendment privileges to shield incriminating testimony.; Reference to “adverse inference” based on control over a client could be used in a victims’ rights civil suit in the Southern District of Florida.