Mr Justice Peter Smith has been ordered to stand down from presiding over a professional negligence case involving Mills & Reeve. Smith has been recused from the case by the Court of Appeal for expressing strong views unfavourable to Mills & Reeve.
January 28, 2011 at 10:31 AM
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Mr Justice Peter Smith has been ordered to stand down from presiding over a professional negligence case involving Mills & Reeve.
Justice Smith (pictured) has been recused from the case by the Court of Appeal for expressing strong views unfavourable to Mills & Reeve.
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