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The Court of Appeal in England & Wales has found that an audit client may refuse to disclose documents to its auditor’s regulator on the ground of

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In a judgment handed down yesterday, the Court of Appeal found that an audit client could not be compelled to produce its privileged documents to its

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Audit firm clients (and audit firms themselves) may breathe a - cautious - sigh of relief. In September 2018, the English High Court made a

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In the latest of a flurry of recent cases dealing with legal professional privilege, the Court of Appeal has clarified that there is a ‘dominant

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In a judgment handed down this morning, the Court of Appeal has held that an audit client was not required to hand over its privileged documents in

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Clients and legal practitioners often come across a fairly common question during the course of discoverydisclosure in litigation or arbitration: is

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In Civil Aviation Authority v R (on the application of Jet2 Ltd) 2020 EWCA Civ 35, the English Court of Appeal provided clear guidance on the

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Sometimes privileged documents are accidentally produced to opposing counsel. Usually, this occurs in a document production in a lawsuit where

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The last three Privilege Points described six favorable analyses from a Southern District of New York decision (Judge Gorenstein) assessing defendant

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The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court decision which rejected an application for disclosure of documents containing a client’s instructions to

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