Episode Synopsis "Litcast (NI) Series 2: Episode 3 - Litigation Privilege"

Welcome to Eversheds Sutherland Northern Ireland's second series of litigation training podcast. The second series of podcasts will cover Legal Privilege including an introduction of what it is and what you need to know about it should you become involved in a dispute. This series is aimed at legal advisors or business teams who are not litigators but are managing claims or disputes in their role.  In our latest episode of the series as they discuss Litigation Privilege, what it is and how you can benefit from it. For further information about the podcast series please contact: Matthew Howse, Partner in Dispute Resolution and Litigation - [email protected] Emily Paisley, Associate in Dispute Resolution and Litigation - [email protected]

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