International Legal Firm Surveillance Delays Trial For Two Years
The city's popular legal firm has been accused of "inadequate" surveillance, which led to the disappearance of nearly 85,000 documents and a trial that was delayed for more than two years. Fieldfisher and its customer, a toy maker MGA, are accused of failing to promise the court to ensure proper disclosure in preparation for last month's trial. The MGA notified the court three weeks before the trial that the documents had been omitted during data collection. Its rival, toy developer Cabo, alleges that the review process was "seriously flawed" and "characterized by poor method selection and inadequate oversight and oversight". The trial is currently scheduled for October 2024 Ronit Kreisberger QC, representing Cabo, told the Supreme Court yesterday that the MGA and Fieldfisher had 'turned a blind eye to the warning signs', adding that the defendant and his attorneys were 'turning a blind eye' debunk' who is responsible for failur...