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Thursday, October 8th, 2026, 12:46 pm

When a Law Firm is in Contempt of the High Court

Seriously.

The skeleton in cow’s skin is lying today. He is chopping off context from a sentence to change the meaning told regarding British law while he’s hiding in America. As a friend put it, “is that fraud or is it perjury or is it contempt of court?”

We’ll soon cover examples wherein the party alleging contempt of court is itself regularly (and many times) in contempt of court.

It relies on us not having the financial means to hold them accountable for contempt of court.

Nobody is above the law, not even law firms.

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