Question 1 of 9

You are a trainee in the litigation department at Price Prior. You attended and took notes at the case management conference in High Court proceedings issued against your client, Robinson Asset Management Limited ("RAM") by Lawton Holdings Plc ("LH"). The case management conference was attended by you, your supervising partner, a representative from your client, RAM, counsel for your client, and also by a representative of LH, a partner and an associate solicitor from its representing solicitors (a firm called Taylor Dockett LLP), and counsel. The partner from Taylor Dockett solicitors has contacted you to say that unfortunately owing to an IT problem, they have lost the notes they made of the meeting and they have requested a copy of your notes. You believe that even if the court orders standard disclosure you are not obliged to provide Taylor Dockett with a copy of your notes because they are covered by litigation privilege. Is this true or false?