Privilege: Behind closed doors

Russell-Cooke LLP | Family Law Journal | May 2022 #213
Jemma Pollock and Saphia Wyse examine the extent to which privilege will apply to FDR negotiations where there are allegations of fraud FPR 2010, PD 9A, para 6.2 allows parties the freedom to negotiate and make concessions knowing that, save in very limited circumstances, the contents of their discussions will not be used against them …

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Privilege: Making Briggs without Clay

Charles Russell Speechlys LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | March/April 2019 #84
Stewart Hey, Simon Heatley and Iona Macmillan Douglas brush the dust off without prejudice privilege ‘There was no dispute that the relevant correspondence was without prejudice (WP). The question for the court was whether any exception to the rule applied.’ Legal professional privilege has been in the spotlight (and very rarely out of it) in …

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