What was the name of the case which resulted in barristers being able to be sued by their clients for negligent performance in court or for work that was preparatory to court work?

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In this case, the House of Lords held (Lords Hope, Hutton and Hobhouse dissenting in part) that, in the light of modern conditions, it was now clear that it was no longer in the public interest in the administration of justice that advocates should have immunity from suit for negligence for acts concerned with the conduct of either civil or criminal litigation

What Was the Name of the Case Which Resulted in Barristers