April 2026

Where Privilege Ends: The Line Between Communications and Facts When clients believe that their communications with legal counsel may become relevant in litigation, a natural instinct is to assume that these communications are automatically protected by solicitor-client privilege. Likewise, counsel can be tempted by the same instinct to assert privilege broadly for their communications with...Read More

Mitigation and Accommodation in the Modern Workplace The realm of employment law continues to change rapidly, especially after the upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Employers are facing uncertainty regarding how to implement a return-to-office mandate (see our previous article for more on that topic). Recent jurisprudence provides guidance on where employers might be liable...Read More