The case relates to the drafting of an LLP agreement for Wellesley by Withers, a long-standing adviser. As a result, Wellesley says that it suffered losses of some £1.5m.
Misremembered or misunderstood
In a ruling last March, Mr Justice Nugee had held that a Withers associate had either 'misremembered what he had been instructed' or 'misunderstood an instruction' when he had drawn up the agreement. Source: The Lawyer
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