WHEN COUNSEL’S ADVICE WAS ALTERED (WITHOUT COUNSEL’S CONSENT): CAVEATS REMOVED BEFORE BEING SHOWN TO INTERESTED PARTIES

Someone reading counsel's advice would normally assume that they were reading all of it.  There is a danger (I have not seen before) of advices being altered before being passed on.  In Equitable Law Capital, Re [2021] EWHC 763 (Ch) Mr Justice Meade found that someone had altered leading counsel's a...

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