Litigation privilege log

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Precedents

Litigation privilege log

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Risk & Compliance expert

Precedents
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Litigation privilege acts to protect communications between (i) a lawyer and their client, or (ii) their client and a third party—see Practice Note: Legal professional privilege for in-house lawyers—Litigation privilege.

When establishing and protecting litigation privilege you can avoid the difficulties inherent in retrospectively seeking to identify relevant details, eg dates, grounds, etc, by recording key details on this Precedent Litigation privilege log.

This Litigation privilege log is provided in Excel format and therefore cannot be downloaded to Word.

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