“THEY LOST”: THE DANGERS OF OVERCONFIDENCE IN CORRESPONDENCE

"Never write anything you will be embarrassed by the court reading" is an essential piece of advice for all lawyers (and one I suspect we have all, occasionally, breached). An example can be seen in the opening lines of the judgment of Mr Justice Turner in Fattahi v Charles Grosvenor Ltd [2019] EWHC...

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