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Post Office had 'bunker mentality' towards press, lawyer tells inquiry

Rodric Williams, a litigation lawyer who joined the organization in 2012, testified at the Horizon Inquiry on Thursday.
During the Horizon Inquiry, Rodric Williams was questioned about an email sent by journalist Nick Wallis to the Post Office in 2014.
Williams, who became a litigation lawyer for the organization in 2012, provided evidence during the Horizon Inquiry proceedings.

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BBC News

Post Office inquiry live: Former litigation lawyer Rodric Williams to give evidence

Rodric Williams, who still works for the company, was a Post Office litigation lawyer as the scandal developed.

14 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Post Office was urged by external lawyers to ‘suppress’ key document, inquiry hears

Email was sent suggesting postal company should withhold disclosing investigation guidelinesThe Post Office was urged by its external law firm to “try and suppress” disclosure of a key document for “as long as possible” as branch owner-operators tried to mount legal action against the state-owned body, a public inquiry has heard.Rodric Williams, a senior in-house lawyer at the Post Office, giving evidence to the inquiry into the Horizon IT scand…

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Post Office staff had ‘bunker mentality’ towards press, lawyer tells inquiry

Rodric Williams, who joined the organisation as a litigation lawyer in 2012, gave evidence at the Horizon Inquiry on Thursday

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Post Office had 'bunker mentality' towards press, lawyer tells inquiry

A sub-postmaster victim of faulty IT software Horizon was described as a "bluffer" when he alerted senior Post Office officials about bugs in the system.

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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