Two of the Island's most prominent members of the business world are back in court this morning (WED).
Multimillionaire Albert Gubay, and his former employee and 'right-hand man' Peter Willers, are suing each other in relation to Mr Willers' dismissal in 2009.
Mr Willers was the legal advisor to Mr Gubay for 23 years, and claims he is owed millions of pounds promised to him in verbal agreements.
Opening yesterday, the case is set to last 18 days in total.
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