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Tag: privilege

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08 February 2018

High Court decision supports orthodox view of litigation privilege

The High Court has found that documents prepared by the defendant in the course of an investigation into allegations by HMRC were protected by litigation …

06 June 2016

The price of changing experts: disclosure of privileged report

In a recent decision, the Technology and Construction Court granted defendants permission to adduce expert opinion evidence from a second expert, after …

05 November 2015

RBS's claim to privilege upheld in latest court battle with Property Alliance Group

In a decision handed down earlier today, the High Court has upheld RBS's claim to privilege over certain documents which the bank had been ordered to …

23 January 2013

UK Supreme Court refuses to extend privilege to accountants

UK Supreme Court refuses to extend privilege to accountants

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