WHAT IS TO BE DONE WITH LITIGANTS WHO CAN’T KEEP SECRETS (2): EMBARGOED JUDGMENTS: TEN KEY POINTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR HOW A LETTER TO THE CLIENT SHOULD BE DRAFTED

The previous post looked at the latest case in relation to breaches of an embargo on a draft judgment. The judge observed that the solicitor had given good advice and stated  "I do not know what the answer to that problem is". The judgment then goes on to consider the rigorous steps that the solicit...