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2559 A person who has no interest in the outcome of a lawsuit is not entitled to intervene, and without intervention lacks standing to seek a preclusive order; but a non-party who holds an attorney-client or attorney-work-product privilege does have standing to assert the privilege and prevent disclosure in the lawsuit of material subject to that privilege.CitationMYLAN LABS v SOON-SHIONG (Privilege Standing) 76 CA4 71 [See: CCP 387; EvC 954; Lasky v Superior Court 172 CA3 264; Fellows v Superior Court 108 CA3 55]
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