April 16, 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...
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