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Implied Waiver Of Legal Professional Privilege: Key Lessons From Mastercard V ACCC
The Full Federal Court's decision in Mastercard v ACCC establishes critical boundaries for legal professional privilege in regulatory disputes, examining when affidavit evidence about corporate purpose and strategy can trigger implied waiver. This case demonstrates how seemingly routine procedural steps in litigation can unexpectedly expose privileged communications to disclosure, with significant implications for how corporations manage evidence in regulatory investigations.
Australia Litigation
HR
Holding Redlich
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Agree To Disagree: NSW Court Of Appeal Holds IATA Arbitration Clause Not Unilaterally Binding
A recent decision from the NSW Court of Appeal held that Article 9 of the relevant IATA Standard Group Handling Agreement (SGHA) was not a binding arbitration agreement within the meaning of the International Arbitration Act 1974 (Cth). The decision is of importance to carriers and ground handlers operating under that wording, including in international aviation ground handling arrangements.
Australia Transport
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Kennedys
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