The Premier League’s New Rules (by IFAB) Would Devastate Brett Wilson LLP
New rules against time-wasting, a tactic of Brett Wilson LLP (they doubled the duration of the recent hearing where we had an experienced legal team that included two barristers)
can recall the hearing we had last month very well. How can I forget? Unlike the applicant, we attended it. He did not! He was in London at the time, but he chose to not even show up.
My barrister told me that his barrister was intentionally “time-wasting”. It was not hard to see this, he was very repetitive and clearly he tried to deny our side (two barristers) enough time to get across points. It was an exceptionally hot week, so those in the Court were already tired by the time our barristers had a say.
If “time-wasting” is a legal tactic (like stalling), then the Court needs to curtail it, even penalise for it.
Our barristers aren’t cheap and my barrister is vastly more experienced that the time waster’s.
Tomorrow I’ll write about these tactics in Techrights. The headline will be: “Decades of Debt, Weaponing Borrowed Money to Try to Put Critics in Debt”.
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arlier this month we went on holiday/vacation, which we are very much enjoying. Weeks earlier we published press releases [
E are exactly two weeks away from Rianne’s birthday and gift ideas need to be based around sentimental value this year, not monetary value. Jewellery and other ‘vanity items’ have always been a waste of money (hard work and sometimes child labour for a bunch of pebbles or metals or whatever). Over the course of three weeks a lot can be done to convert time into joy and joy lasts much longer in the mind than in the shop.


HE firm that has bullied us for 2.5 years seems to have entered “cost savings mode” and is still