HRS § 658G-18 - Waiver and preclusion of privilege — United States — Hawaii law | Esheria

HRS § 658G-18 - Waiver and preclusion of privilege

A privilege under section 658G-17 may be waived if all parties expressly waive it, and a nonparty participant must also expressly waive it for that participant’s privilege. A person who prejudices another by disclosing or representing about a collaborative law communication may not assert the privilege, but only to the

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A privilege under section 658G-17 may be waived if all parties expressly waive it, and a nonparty participant must also expressly waive it for that participant’s privilege. A person who prejudices another by disclosing or representing about a collaborative law communication may not assert the privilege, but only to the extent needed for the other person to respond.

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