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Bird & Bird loses £1.8m professional negligence case over planning report

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Sarah Downey
29 June 2015

Bird & Bird has lost a professional negligence dispute taken by former client and offshore company Orientfield Holdings at London’s High Court and been ordered to pay out £1.8m in damages plus interest.

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