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Don't want the Judge to see your Without Prejudice correspondence?
Then ensure your communications are not 'unambiguously improper'.
Jason Braier and Catherine Urquhart explain this concept, the recent case law, and how to avoid disaster.
Downloadable slides available here.
16.08.2022
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