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Privilege: Hear no evil, see no evil
Clare Arthurs discusses the implications of the Keydata case ‘Finding joint interest privilege where no joint retainer exists might place lawyers in a difficult position both contractually and in terms of potential conflicts.’ Drawing the line between the interests of a company and those of its human agents can be difficult. In many cases the …
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- Ford - R (on the application) v The Financial Services Authority [2011] EWHC 2583 (Admin)
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