In-house lawyers and privilege: Are your internal communications protected?

Resource type: Article

Status: Published on 01-Sep-1996

Jurisdiction: International

A survey of the status of in-house counsel across Europe, looking particularly at whether their advice is privileged. It considers whether the position in the Australian Minning & Smelting Europe Limited (AM&S) case should be changed, and looks at the campaign aimed at achieving this.
Josephine Carr, European Counsel

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  • Resource ID: 5-100-0558
  • Published: 01-Sep-1996
  • Products:  Competition, PLC Cross-border, PLC Cross-border Quarterly, PLC EU Competition Law, PLC Law Department Member, PLC Lawdepartment Global, PLC UK Employment, PLC UK Public Sector
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