12/13/2019
START DATE
END DATE
11/6/2021
Andrew Crisson v. Marshall Diel & Myers Limited
COURT:
LAW:
JUDGE(S):
CLAIMANT'S LAWYER:
DEFENDANT'S LAWYER:
Court of Appeal (Civil Division) Supreme Court of Bermuda
Civil Commercial
The President Sir Christopher Clarke Sir Maurice Kay JA Dame Elizabeth Gloster DBE JA
Cameron Hill of Westwater Hill & Co.
Jai Pachai of Wakefield Quin Ltd.
FACTS OF THE CASE:
Dispute over unpaid legal fees from matrimonial ancillary relief proceedings Claimant's attempts to secure payment via solicitor's lien and freezing injunction
SUMMARY:
Application and scope of solicitor's lien propriety of freezing injunction
OUTCOMES:
Upholding of freezing injunction discussion on solicitor's lien and its application
RULED IN FAVOUR OF:
Marshall Diel & Myers Limited
PLAINTIFF/CLAIMANT
DEFENDANT:
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