Civil Litigation · glossary
The privilege that keeps back documents passing between lawyer and client for advice. Kate’s advice to Graham, and your notes of their calls, are covered. A business email written with no lawyer involved is not. Chapter 7 · see Litigation privilege
Explained in Chapter 7, Disclosure and Privilege, of Civil Litigation.
Kate’s advice to Graham, and your notes of their calls, are covered by legal advice privilege, because they pass between lawyer and client for advice.Read Chapter 7, Disclosure and Privilege →
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