Litigation/Dispute Resolution


Judge explains himself in writing after phone hearing fails

13 May 2020

A High Court judge has been forced to issue a written ruling because his voice was “breaking up” at the end of a telephone hearing with a litigant in person and the law firm suing her for fees.


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