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A legal blog about privacy and access to information, protection of confidential business information, libel and slander and the law of production.
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- NIST’s recommended password policy evolves
- Consent form decision imposes strict transparency requirement for handling employee medical information
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- “Steep hill” to climb for defamation plaintiffs when suing on matters of public interest
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- No relief for victims of harassment – Ont CA
- Hint of compromise not necessary to shield meeting communications with settlement privilege
- Limitation period does not toll with continued online publication – Ont CA
- Man CA gives broad protection to lawyers’ reporting letters
- Alberta CA demands greater scrutiny of privilege claim re internal investigation
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