November 18, 2025

Legal Professional Privilege Note for In-House Counsel in Jersey

Legal professional privilege matters for in-house counsel — practical steps to help create and maintain LPP with the business you advise.

Legal professional privilege (LPP) matters. There will be occasions when it is desirable to create and maintain LPP between an in-house lawyer and his/her “client”.

There can be difficulties around LPP in an in-house context (as opposed to a typical external lawyer–client relationship). However, there are practical steps, which are set out below, that both the “client” and in-house counsel can take to create and maintain LPP.

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Rory Forest
Founder, FGC

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