HLC
MMXXVI
Correspondence
Letters from the House.
Each letter is written for counsel and claimants who have reason to understand how this house thinks before it commits capital. They are issued three times a year and are not a substitute for advice on any particular matter.
The register
- No. iii
- Quietness as a Discipline
- No. ii
- The Counterclaim, Properly Considered
- No. i
- On the Patience of Capital
The current letter
No. iii · Autumn · MMXXVI
Quietness as a Discipline
Discretion is not a courtesy extended to clients; it is the operating principle from which our other commitments follow.
Signed
E. V. Hudson
Issue iii, Autumn MMXXVI. Circulated to counsel and claimants on the firm’s correspondence list.
Register of prior letters
Previously issued.
- No. ii
Winter · MMXXV
The Counterclaim, Properly Considered
An affirmative case is not the inverse of a defence. A short note on the discipline of underwriting one independently.
J. Adeyemi - No. i
Spring · MMXXV
On the Patience of Capital
Why a five-year horizon is the only honest answer to a meritorious dispute, and what that asks of those who deploy it.
W. Hudson
Insights
- Commentary
Doctrinal essays from the Committee.
- Definitions
Terms used in our instruments.
- Our Approach
Discipline before deployment.