Sentences with phrase «address issues of privilege»

Jack will address issues of privilege and ethics in electronic discovery.

Not exact matches

Thus sin appears in a Reinhold Niebuhr boomlet as the note of Christian realism needed in social ethics; ignorance receives attention through «the epistemological privilege of the poor» or an action hermeneutics; death is addressed in the issue of nuclear winter.

We expected her to at least address the issue at stake instead of insulting him back but for a member of parliament to stoop so low and attack a woman in such manner, we at least expect our parliament's privileges committee that interrogated the likes of Black Rasta for talking against the honourable house to interrogate the member of the honourable who dishonourably insult a woman and a citizen of our beloved Ghana.

Leading campaign issues: Salt contamination remediation; white space grant reimbursement; addressing irresponsible fiscal management; inability of board to work together and revocation of privilege of the floor.

In particular, this chapter addresses: (1) employee rights as provided by an employer and by federal and state law; (2) differences in employee rights in the context of an external (i.e., government - driven) investigation as compared with an internal investigation; (3) representation of individuals; (4) indemnification and insurance coverage for individuals; and (5) privilege issues particular to the representation of an individual.

The final section of the chapter addresses some more practical issues of how to maintain privilege in the regulatory and investigatory context.

There are cases where a review by local teams is required in order to comply with local laws such as privacy laws and to ensure that issues such as privilege and scope of disclosure have been adequately addressed.

Although this is a rapidly changing area, most legal practitioners lack a proper understanding of the purpose of internal investigations (and compliance programmes) and improperly address the usual issues relating to investigations, including the right to representation and attorney — client privilege (which does not apply to in - house counsel).

Where a business has tricky issues that need addressing, for example a wish - list of employees to exit from the business, then lawyers or in - house counsel should be engaged so that such correspondence can be made in the context of seeking legal advice and so be subject to legal advice privilege, the business's trump card, and a way of protecting your hand.

The insights highlighted here address a wide range of issues including alternative fee arrangements, preventing waiver of the attorney - client privilege, diversity best practices, and document retention policies.

While lawyers should refer to the specifics of their own provincial rules, these FAQs are helpful references to remind lawyers of the key considerations to be addressed when dealing with issues of solicitor - client privilege and confidentiality.

This issue was addressed in recent years in Three Rivers District Council v Bank of England (No 6)[2004] UKHL 48, in which the House of Lords overturned the Court of Appeal's judgment seeking to restrict the ambit of legal advice privilege within much narrower limits.

The conference took on the tough issues of postcolonial power, gender, race, money privilege, class ideas that were not being addressed in other domains of psychology and social work.