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When Solicitor-Client Privilege Can Be Disregarded: The Crime-Fraud Exception Solicitor-client privilege is the right to confidentiality over communications made within a lawyer-client relationship. It protects communications between a lawyer and their client from being disclosed in the process of litigation. It is seen as a bedrock of the Canadian legal system and a fundamental civil...
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