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Category Archives: Privilege
Supreme Court refuses permission to appeal on emailed attachments and privilege
The Law Society Gazette carries a brief report headed Email attachments not covered by legal privilege, court clarifies. The parties were Frasers Group Pls (formerly Sports Direct International plc) v The Financial Reporting Council Ltd, and the court was the … Continue reading
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Second Digicel judgment concerns privilege not e-disclosure
A second Digicel judgment does not bear on the subject of e-disclosure, but relates to alleged waiver of privilege in documents containing legal advice. A mention of it here might forestall confusion on the part of those who turn up … Continue reading
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