Mr Justice Denis McDonald was told of a ‘distinct lack of urgency’ in Web Summit’s handling of discovery issues
A High Court judge has urged lawyers for the Web Summit co-founders to meet “face to face“ to resolve certain issues as opposed to airing their disputes in large volumes of legal correspondence.
Mr Justice Denis McDonald said he was “dismayed” by the situation and finality must be brought in relation to the issue of discovery as it had been “dragging on”.
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