WRITING LETTERS TO THE JUDGE AFTER A DRAFT JUDGMENT IS CIRCULATED: “THIS IS ABOUT AS FAR AWAY FROM THE CONDUCT OF SOLICITORS CONDUCTING LITIGATION AS IT IS POSSIBLE TO GET”

We have had many examples of parties writing to the court after receiving a draft judgment. On occasions such correspondence has been ill-advised. However I cannot recall any case where the letter from a losing party's solicitor was as vitriolic as this.  Not only did it allege fraud (in a case wher...

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