Can I make a DSAR to other party solicitor?

[Vetriano]

I was hoping for an answer to my question. 

Can I make a subject access request to the other partys solicitor and would they be exempt from professional legal privilege if I believe they have shared information about me to another third party, for the purpose of fraud, misrepresentation and/or to further a crime against me? Or what other reasons might data be exempt from professional legal privilege?

If so, how should I state that within DSAR request?

Thank you.

Edited June 17, 2023 by Vetriano

[Vetriano]

Anyone ?

[honeybee13]

Hello, welcome to CAG.

I'll move your thread to our Data Protection subforum and hope people will be along to advise you. It's always quieter here at weekends because we're all volunteers and people have their own lives to organise, so please bear with us until the right people are able to get here.

Best, HB

 

[dx100uk]

far too narrow to answer...

what is actually going on spill the beans

we are not clairvoyant.

but no you cant sar the 3rd partys' sol esp if there is pending litigation..

there are other ways..

 

dx

 

[Vetriano]

That doesn't really answer my question. Could you explain your answer in more detail?

Under what circumstances are professional legal privilege exempt?

Does anybody else have any knowledge of this?

[dx100uk]

you have multiple threads here under i suspect various previous usernames..you never take the advice given.

and on another legal site where you've been banned numerous times, and then insulted every expert under the sun there.

hunter779  is you here previously too is it not?

 

dx

 

[Vetriano]

Gosh! The reviews about you on sitejabber are 100% correct

[Ethel Street]

13 minutes ago, Vetriano said:

Gosh! The reviews about you on sitejabber are 100% correct

 

There are no reviews of this site on Sitejabber (nor of dx100uk if that was what you meant). Sitejabber is a US website.

So back to your thread, can you give us more background please.

[Vetriano]

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WWW.SITEJABBER.COM

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11 reviews for Consumer Action Group, 2.0 stars: 'Advice is not as great as you would expect, ruud admins, think they know it all, very judgemental. Seems to be a bunch of big egos in charge. Should be shut down'

I've had enough already and can get better advice from my goldfish... Or google...

Thanks though for wasting my time today, and for giving us a good laugh !

[honeybee13]

I'm curious. Are you Hunter779?

HB

[Ethel Street]

Fair enough @Vetriano. It didn't come up on a google site search.

Anyway I can see you have already had an answer to your question when you asked it under another username on the other site. In case you've forgotten it was this. 

Communications between a solicitor and their client are generally exempt from SAR disclosure so don't waste your time with that. The solicitor will refuse to provide it and quote the SAR Legal Professional Privilege exemption.

What other exemptions are there? | ICO

Perhaps if you were less rude and antagonistic to people trying to help you you wouldn't have to keep jumping from one advice site to another and repeatedly changing your username to avoid being blocked and having your threads closed again and again. Hunter779, Vetriano, Malibu1, Neptune, Blueyes1. And whichever names you have been posting as on Sitejabber.

Have a nice weekend. 

[dx100uk]

5 hours ago, Vetriano said:

Gosh! The reviews about you on sitejabber are 100% correct

avoiding my questions then.

so we