Claim brought by former Arsenal shareholder sheds light on magic circle firm’s role in fate of Arsenal ownership
February 05, 2018 at 10:55 AM
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The details of former Arsenal shareholder Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith’s professional negligence claim against Linklaters have been laid out in a new High Court filing, which suggests that the law firm’s errors played a part in her decision to sell her shares to the club’s current majority owner, US businessman Stan Kroenke.
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