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PROVING THINGS 69: SOLICITORS EVIDENCE OF (THEIR OWN) LOSS "WHOLLY INADEQUATE": IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT DELAY TOO

PROVING THINGS 69: SOLICITORS EVIDENCE OF (THEIR OWN) LOSS “WHOLLY INADEQUATE”: IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT DELAY TOO

October 31, 2017 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Civil evidence, Damages, Members Content, Witness statements

This blog often reports on cases where a party fails to appreciate the scope and depth of evidence needed to prove a claim for damages. This issue arose in the judgment today in  Hersi & Co Solicitors, R (On the Application…

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