Rights of Privilege
This legal term simply means an attorney can discuss any aspect of a client’s business in complete confidentiality. Under these rights, attorneys are not compelled to reveal elements of these discussions - or advice given - in any court.
However, rights of privilege can be a complex issue, and ITPA recommends you discuss these rights and their ramifications with an attorney. The Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia (IPTA) is the peak professional body representing Australian patent and trade mark attorneys.
Phone Australia: 03 9819 2004. Email: mail@ipta.org.au
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