Lewis Silkin on wrong end of £2m judgment for negligent advice to cricket CEO

A High Court judge has found that Lewis Silkin was negligent in advising Tim Wright, the former CEO of an Indian Premier League cricket franchise, on his employment contract and has handed down a judgment for damages of £2m against the firm.

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