IT IS THE CLIENT THAT SHOULD GIVE THE EVIDENCE NOT THE SOLICITOR: ALSO VERY LATE DISCLOSURE

Why should a lawyer ever want to give evidence.  What practical value does evidence given by a lawyer have when their clients could have been called? These were issues considered today by Master Marsh in his judgment in Pineport Limited -v- Grangeglen Ltd [2016] EWHC 1318 (Ch). The judgment also con...

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