06 the Law Society of New South Wales and the Law Institute of Victoria jointly developed Information Barrier Guidelines. In 2006 both bodies adopted these guidelines for use by their members.
These guidelines are provided for the guidance of solicitors . They are, however, merely a precis of the full “Information Barrier Guidelines" (20 April 2006). Law practices should familiarise themselves with the full Guidelines before attempting to implement effective information barriers into the law practice.
leaked from the barrier). See also Kallinicos v Hunt (2005) 64 NSWLR 561 at [32]-[76]; Ismail-Zai v Western Australia (2007). 34 WAR 379 at [19]-[35]. 17 See Law Society of NSW, Information Barrier Guidelines, 16 March 2006 (prepared in consultation with Law Institute of. Victoria and adopted by the Qld Law Society in
1. INFORMATION BARRIER GUIDELINES. In these guidelines: “Screened person" means a person who possesses confidential information from one retainer which is relevant to another, current retainer. The screened person . In New South Wales and Victoria, this is reflected in Rule 10 of the Legal Profession Uniform.
28 Feb 2014 The Law Society of New South Wales, in consultation with the Law Institute of Victoria, has issued Information Barrier Guidelines, which solicitors should consult. The Guidelines have been adopted by the law societies of New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland but are confined in their application to
21 Mar 2014 In 2012 Bennett & Co implemented an information barrier policy based on applicable Law Society of New South Wales and the Law Society of Victoria guidelines. The policy was explained in detail to all of Bennett & Co's solicitors, research clerks, secretaries and support staff at compulsory seminars during
These guidelines are provided for the guidance of practitioners. They are, however, merely a precis of the full “Information Barrier Guidelines" (20. April 2006). Law practices should familiarise themselves with the full “Information Barrier. Guidelines" (20 April 2006) before attempting to implement effective information barriers
14 Nov 2013 These Guidelines have been prepared by the Law Society of New South Wales in consultation with the Law Institute of Victoria. Their aim is to assist law practices guard against the risk of a breach of the duty of confidentiality owed to former clients.
The information barrier will comply with the requirements of the Information Barrier Guidelines produced by the Law Institute of Victoria. Legal advice will only be provided in a confidential manner in accordance with relevant professional legal obligations and related Legal Service policies. No advice or identifying

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