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How Far Does LPP Go?

Dominic Stuttaford and Julia Lloyd of Norton Rose LLP consider the judgment in the Prudential case on the extension of the right to claim LPP to non-lawyers in the context of legal advice privilege

 
Dominic Stuttaford and Julia Lloyd of Norton Rose LLP consider the judgment in the Prudential case on the extension of the right to claim LPP to non-lawyers in the context of legal advice privilege
 
In a judicial review case brought by Prudential ([2009] EWHC 2494 (Admin)) the High Court has upheld the decision of the Special Commissioners that legal professional privilege (LPP) in the context of legal advice privilege should not be extended to apply to legal advice given by advisers who are not members of the legal profession. This has long been a contentious issue ...

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