Tag: privilege
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State of mind and implied waiver of client legal privilege
when is a party’s state of mind sufficiently in issue for legal advice potentially informing that state of mind to be disclosable as having lost privilege by implied waiver
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Service of later medical reports
ROFESSIONAL CONDUCT – LAWYERS – Where first defendant’s solicitors failed to serve a supplementary medical report until day before trial – whether statements made to and correspondence with other parties in relation to report was misleading – solicitors subject to a duty not to make misleading statements to other parties – whether affidavit of defendant’s…