In this episode of A Lawyer and a Mediator Walk into a Bar, Dianne & Paula dive into the concept of privilege and how it applies in both legal and mediation settings. Dianne and Paula, explore what privilege means for lawyers, how it protects client confidentiality, and the crucial differences when it comes to the mediation process. Whether you’re navigating a legal dispute or considering mediation, understanding privilege can help you make informed decisions.
Trigger Warning
Season 2 of A Lawyer and a Mediator Walk into a Bar contains discussions around sensitive topics, including domestic and family violence. These conversations aim to raise awareness, provide support, and explore solutions for those affected.
We understand these topics may be triggering or distressing for some listeners. If you feel affected, we encourage you to prioritise your wellbeing.
Support services such as 1800RESPECT (Australia) or local helplines in your area are available to assist.
Listener discretion is advised.
Contact Dianne Loveday at Bayside Mediation | http://www.baysidemediation.com.au
Contact Paula Appelhans at https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-appelhans/
Disclaimer & Note from the Hosts:
The information shared in this podcast is for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute formal legal advice. The views, stories, and insights expressed in this episode reflect the personal professional experiences and observations of Paula Applehans (Family Lawyer) and Diane Loveday (Mediator) working within the Australian legal and mediation spaces. Every family law matter is unique; please consult Paul or Dianne for advice specific to your personal situation.
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