Lawyer Threatens Email, Prosecutors Threaten Lawyer, Emails Fly
In a stunning legal drama fit for a daytime soap, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) decided to prosecute Claire Gill, a high-flying partner at Carter-Ruck, one of Britain's top libel law firms. The alleged crime? An email from 2017 containing 'inappropriate threats.' Experts confirm no spam folders were harmed in the investigation. The SRA officially announced the decision this year, making a 6-year-old email the hottest legal hot potato since sliced bread, stating simply, 'The decision was taken in March earlier this year.' Courtrooms prepare for what promises to be a dossier of digital doom.
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Claire Gill’s 2017 threatening email just got a sequel nobody asked for — the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s epic encore of ‘You’re officially under prosecution.’ Email scanners everywhere rejoice in rarely used features.
When your 2017 email threatens more than your inbox, and suddenly six years later the SRA has feelings about it. #Emailgate
Claire Gill’s email face-off proves that in law, nothing ages better than a cold case email volley. Dial-up your drama, folks.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 8/6/2025 | Author: David Pegg
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