Civil Litigation

Privilege not waived by referring to instructions provided to legal counsel: B.C. Supreme Court

Thursday, May 26, 2022 @ 3:07 PM | By James Gaughan

The British Columbia Supreme Court has ruled that privilege was not waived when a man involved in a dispute with his brother over company shares referred to instructions given by his...

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