EP 3: Breach reporting reflections on disclosure errors & LPP
In this episode, Senior Associate Shan-Verne Liew, and solicitors Abby Sutherland and Henry Gallagher reflect on some real life examples of potentially reportable scenarios with a focus on inadvertent system or disclosure errors, as well the importance of legal professional privilege when investigating incidents.
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Michael Vrisakis
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Andrew Eastwood
Partner, Sydney
Luke Hastings
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Partner, Melbourne
Hugh Paynter
Partner, Sydney
Charlotte Henry
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Christine Wong
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