Waivers of privilege and confidentiality: key principles | Practical Law

Waivers of privilege and confidentiality: key principles | Practical Law

The High Court has refused an application for an interim declaration that obtaining evidence and information from a prospective witness about certain topics in issue in the litigation would not breach confidence, or induce a breach.

Waivers of privilege and confidentiality: key principles

Practical Law UK Articles 1-638-0461 (Approx. 3 pages)

Waivers of privilege and confidentiality: key principles

by Herbert Smith Freehills LLP and Practical Law Dispute Resolution
Published on 26 Jan 2017 • United Kingdom
The High Court has refused an application for an interim declaration that obtaining evidence and information from a prospective witness about certain topics in issue in the litigation would not breach confidence, or induce a breach.