AkzoNobel's decision to appeal a European ruling that communication between in-house lawyers and internal clients should not benefit from the same legal protection as that between companies and their external advisers has attracted 11 third-party interventions. There have been 14 interventions in support of the appeal since the ruling by the European Court of First Instance last September, with 11 coming from third parties.
June 19, 2008 at 01:53 AM
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AkzoNobel’s decision to appeal a European ruling that communication between in-house lawyers and internal clients should not benefit from the same legal protection as that between companies and their external advisers has attracted 11 third-party interventions.
There have been 14 interventions in support of the appeal since the ruling by the European Court of First Instance last September, with 11 coming from third parties.
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