The phrase "prejudice rule" refers to a biased or unfair judgment made about someone or something without having all the necessary information or facts. It means forming an opinion based on limited or incorrect understanding. Full definition
The without prejudice rule only applies where there is an existing dispute between the parties. (mfgsolicitors.com)
In recent years, the courts have confirmed that the without prejudice rule applies equally to mediation. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
Employers can rest easy that they are entitled to put genuine offers to employees to settle disputes and retain the protection of the without prejudice rule in subsequent litigation. (newlawjournal.co.uk)