Preliminary

[1] "Law is order, and good law is good order."— Aristotle.

[2] In light of the above quote, the law is the most fundamental foundation of society, without which no society can function. As one aspect of achieving this, clients always need solicitors to protect and defend their interests, whether it is for their organisations or personal matters. Ultimately, one cannot exist without the other.

[3] The dispute before me arises from the above rationale. It emerges from an earlier relationship between the plaintiff as a financial institution ("hereinafter called the Bank") and the defendants ("hereinafter called the Solicitors/Legal Firm") who were partners in a law firm retained by the Bank to represent it and once served on the Bank's panel of lawyers.

[4] There are now allegations by the Bank that the Solicitors breached their contract and/or professional duties to it as well as negligently failed to prote