Question 1 of 10

You are a litigation solicitor at Price Prior. You are instructed by Janet McCormack in relation to a claim she has against Dockland Removals Limited (“Docklands”). Docklands’ solicitor phones you a day before his client’s defence is to be served and asks for an extension of time of 14 days to file and serve its defence. You take instructions from your client who agrees to the extra time. You then phone up Docklands’ solicitor to let them know that the extension of time has been agreed. You make a note on one sheet of paper of the three conversations a) with Docklands’ solicitor, b) with your client, Janet McCormack and c) with Docklands’ solicitor again. The case comes to the disclosure stage and an order for standard disclosure is made, and you conclude that the sheet of paper must be disclosed. Is the sheet or any part of it privileged from inspection?