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p0263 REVIEW GRANTED Statements made in mediation are privileged only if they concern the substance of mediation, such as negotiations, communications, admissions, and discussions designed to reach a resolution, but pure evidence is not privileged merely because it was used in mediation; the attorney work product privilege does not apply to material that can be separated from the attorney's thoughts, impressions, and conclusions.CitationROJAS v SUPERIOR COURT (Moldy Photos) 102 CA4 1062 [See: EvC 1119, 1120, 1115; CCP 2018; Foxgate v Bramalea 26 C4 1; BP Alaska v Superior Court 199 CA3 1240; Nacht & Lewis v Superior Court 47 CA4 214, T/AT 8/96]
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