HOW A FIRM OF SOLICITORS SHOULD NOT CONDUCT THEMSELVES IN LITIGATION: A WORKING EXAMPLE: EVIDENCE THAT WAS “GENERALLY UNRRELIABLE” AND “LACKING IN CREDIBILITY”

Here we are looking at a judgment that contains some remarkable observations  and findings about the conduct of a solicitor.  The judge was concerned not only about the failure to comply with directions, the inadequate nature of the statement of case and the changing nature of the defence, but also ...

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