Donald Henderson on Friday, February 20, 2004 at 10:10 AM said:-
> It's possible you might want to contemplate an exemption
> under "legal privilege" to such correspondence depending on
> the involvement of lawyers at both ends and the nature of the
> advice being given and sought.
I understand the legal privilege exemption is quite restrictive - 'clarified
within the lawyers sphere' so legal advice would need to be taken on that.
Where the material is held by the clients solicitor, with them acting on
behalf of the client, the client will have full access to the material
anyway. So the legal privilege exemption is not a simple one to consider.
Ian W
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