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Posted onMay 14, 2009advice

Whose witness?

by Naomi2 Comments on Whose witness?

Mostly it’s fairly clear which side any given witness’s evidence supports, but once in a while there’s a witness who has relevant things to say,…

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Posted onOctober 20, 2008advice

Waiver of privilege (2)

by NaomiLeave a comment on Waiver of privilege (2)

There is now a useful discussion of privilege, including waiver (see previous post), by the President of the EAT in Howes v Hinckley Bosworth BC

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Posted onFebruary 27, 2008advice

Waiver of privilege

by Naomi5 Comments on Waiver of privilege

Employers can be careless about accidentally waiving privilege. If they mention the legal advice that they have received in their witness statement, they may have waived their legal professional privilege and given you the chance to demand to see the advice.

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