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Explosive Pinsent Masons email to Sefton Revealed – Do these bastards have no shame?

By Tom Winnifrith, The Sheriff of AIM

20 September 2015 06:01

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This is not going to be a good day for Sefton Resources (SER) or for London’s most despised law firm Pinsent Masons. My next leaked email is from Pinsent Masons partner Russell Booker and shows how he was at the heart of covering up the fraud at Sefton and wasting its shareholders cash on its doomed libel case against me.

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Comments

DUCK AND DIVE

20 September 2015, 06:32

Sounds like good news for Sefton — they can sue PM for £150k fees (plus traumatic stress/reputational damages) for unprofessional conduct in advising/allowing the company to litigate its vexatious and mendacious libel case against you.

Should be a slam dunk £0.25m in the bank. Very handy.
alcira16247

21 September 2015, 07:03

Tom

Quite rightly your article conveys indignation and anger.

It defies belief that a leading law firm should act in such a outrageous manner. By all counts the VERY minimum you should receive is a full public apology, however it seems they lack the common decency to even do this…. quite disgraceful behaviour.

I look forward to reading more disclosures…… as the Sheriff puts another load of baddies to the sword!