Removing and retaining confidential information
The Nissan v Passi case : what happened and key takeaways
Employees cannot remove their employer’s confidential documents in order to take legal advice. Doyle Clayton's Katie Mahoney and Blackstone Chambers' Kerenza Davis consider the recent Nissan case which provides a punchy reminder of this point.
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This article was originally published in ELA Briefing (© Employment Lawyers Association)
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