Mystery lawyer sued over failed joint venture
Couple did not take legal advice before entering joint venture with lawyer.
A solicitor who cannot be named has been sued after a joint venture with his client failed.
The case is shrouded in secrecy with the names of the parties on both sides suppressed by Associate Judge Warwick Smith.
However, according to a recent decision from the High Court at Auckland, a couple
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Victoria Young
Mon, 18 May 2015
Mon, 18 May 2015
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Mystery lawyer sued over failed joint venture
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