In this medical negligence case, both parties called expert evidence to consider what was competent professional practice.

This podcast discusses electronic signatures and their impact on daily legal practice and service delivery for clients.

When there's a work health & safety incident, you've got to be careful not to lose your legal professional privilege.

There's more to protecting legal advice than just slapping a label on it ‒ and it may not be legal advice to begin with.

This article considers how some recent cases involving Predictive Coding may affect the future of eDiscovery.

Justice Whelan of the Federal Court has held that an investigatory report into the conduct of an employee is not covered by client legal privilege.

Asking some simple questions can help you understand how to comply with a subpoena.

This article discusses ten key factors in favour of TAR, that have been usefully set out in a recent English judgment.

Very useful tips and tricks on how to make the litigation process as pleasant, and as affordable as possible.

The article discusses how computer assisted review is changing the eDiscovery landscape and implications for Australia.

Special leave was granted, so the High Court will consider the law of confidential information and privileged documents.

The new Practice Note includes extensive provisions on joint expert conferences and reports; and on concurrent evidence.

As our hypothetical whistleblower investigation draws to a close, we discuss how to maintain privilege in materials created as part of an investigation...

This case serves as a reminder to restrict the use of litigation-obtained information to its intended purpose.

The fundamental principle of our criminal justice system is that the case must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.

The employer claimed legal privilege over the investigation report into allegations of inappropriate workplace conduct.

Although the duty of disclosure procedure has been simplified, the changes introduced multiple variants of the notice.

A recent judgment has upheld a liquidator's claims of privilege over communications with legal advisers.

What types of activities and documents created in an investigation might attract a claim for legal professional privilege? We revisit our hypothetical whistleblower investigation...

The hidden value of providing written submissions to Magistrates during prosecutions was highlighted in this recent case.