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ExpertsDirect
New expert evidence must be so material that the interests of justice require it or it would probably affect the result.
ExpertsDirect
Objections to the admissibility of the expert evidence were all dismissed.
Bennett & Philp Lawyers
Documents or information will only be protected by privilege if they are also private and confidential.
Carroll & O'Dea
Written material by an expert in preparation for a verbal opinion may need to be disclosed in subsequent court proceedings.
Carroll & O'Dea
What an IME entails, its purpose, the process, and its impact on your personal injury claim in NSW.
Criminal Defence Lawyers Australia
Conducting a ‘pretext' call has become common practice for police investigating sexual assault allegations in New South Wales. This involves police obtaining a warrant and organising a call between the complainant and the accused.
Carroll & O'Dea
Case summary – highlights responsibility of plaintiffs to prove the factual basis in slip and fall claims.
Carroll & O'Dea
An overview of a medical negligence claim in Tasmania and steps to take if you suspect you have a claim.
Bahamas
ParrisWhittaker
Expert witness reports are crucial in substantiating a personal injury claim; must be disclosed within the appropriate time required by court rules – even if you don't like its contents.
ParrisWhittaker
A Norwich Pharmacal Order against an ‘innocent' third party will only be granted if the court is satisfied it is for a ‘proper purpose', a court has ruled.
British Virgin Islands
Harneys
How do litigants mitigate the risk of their confidential information becoming public during proceedings in the British Virgin Islands? The Eastern Caribbean Civil Procedure Rules...
Harneys
The High Court of England & Wales recently considered the scope of disclosure required to be undertaken by a party in the case of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation v Barclays Bank Plc.
Canada
Gardiner Roberts LLP
Regular followers of my blogs will probably have recognized that they often feature defamation cases and decisions rendered on anti-SLAPP motions. An anti-SLAPP motion (available in Ontario...
DLA Piper
Having a clear plan in place is an essential element for success in an investigation. In this second part of our Canadian series "Focus on Investigations"...
Torys LLP
Solicitor-client privilege is a cornerstone of our justice system, although protections about the facts surrounding a retainer (like payments and trust ledgers) can be more difficult to understand.
Pallett Valo LLP
A recent decision from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice appears to strengthen the law on privilege over internal corporate investigations, affirming companies' ability to maintain privilege...
DLA Piper
Having a clear plan in place is an essential element for success in an investigation. In this second part of our Canadian series "Focus on Investigations"...
Fasken
Recent developments in Artificial Intelligence ("AI") have brought the mainstream use of AI into our daily lives and daily work lives. While AI has been used by litigators for over a decade...
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice recently released a decision that will be welcomed by companies seeking to maintain privilege over the results of internal investigations.
Bennett Jones LLP
In ruling that the Ontario government is not required to turn over Cabinet mandate letters, the Supreme Court of Canada has adopted a broad and expansive view of Cabinet confidentiality.
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