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Casino didn't waive privilege in Christmas party harassment claim: Court

The Federal Court has rejected an employee's claim that a major casino operator waived legal professional privilege when it admitted in court documents that it had obtained legal advice about its investigation of allegations that she was sexually harassed by a colleague at a staff Christmas party. Meanwhile, Visy and the AMWU have settled an adverse action claim.

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