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Surveillance Evidence Kept Out Of Court | Taylor v. Brar, 2026 BCSC 96
The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ruled that video surveillance evidence obtained after defence counsel improperly shared a plaintiff's confidential mediation brief with private investigators must be excluded from trial. This decision reinforces the fundamental principle that settlement negotiation privilege protects parties engaging in good faith mediation, and violations of this privilege will result in strict exclusionary remedies to preserve the integrity of the settlement process.
CLC (Canadian Litigation Counsel)