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English High Court Rules Intra-Client Documents Can Attract Privilege
The English High Court has issued a landmark ruling that legal advice privilege can now extend to internal corporate communications between members of a "client group," even when no lawyer is party to the exchange. This expansion of privilege doctrine has significant implications for businesses conducting internal investigations, managing regulatory inquiries, and preparing for potential disputes.
United Kingdom Litigation
MB
Mayer Brown
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Lord Clarke - A Personal Perspective From Nigel Jacobs KC (Video)
Lord Clarke of Stony-cum-Ebony, known as Tony to his colleagues at what was then 2 Essex Court, left an indelible mark on commercial and maritime law during his distinguished career. His journey from barrister to Queen's Counsel, and ultimately to Master of the Rolls and Supreme Court Justice, was characterized by exceptional legal contributions including landmark judgments that remain foundational authorities today. Beyond his professional achievements, he was remembered as a mentor, source of wisdom, and
United Kingdom Law Performance
QC
Quadrant Chambers
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Achieving An Orderly End: Reasonable Notice Of Termination In The Absence Of An Express Term
The Privy Council examines what constitutes reasonable notice for contract termination when agreements lack express termination provisions, analyzing a 40-year distribution relationship between Anheuser-Busch and a Bahamian distributor. The judgment establishes seven key factors courts may consider when determining reasonable notice periods, providing crucial guidance for commercial parties navigating contract terminations without specified notice terms.
United Kingdom Commercial
GP
Goodwin Procter LLP
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