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"PERSUASION": APPLICATIONS & EVIDENCE: ATTEND A COURSE AND SUPPORT CHILDREN'S LITERACY: 18th APRIL 2018 - LINCOLN'S INN

“PERSUASION”: APPLICATIONS & EVIDENCE: ATTEND A COURSE AND SUPPORT CHILDREN’S LITERACY: 18th APRIL 2018 – LINCOLN’S INN

April 2, 2018 · by gexall · in Applications, Avoiding negligence claims, Costs, Courses, Members Content, Witness statements, Written advocacy

On the 18th April 2018 I am involved in a talk at Hardwicke, in Lincoln’s Inn. With a number of my colleagues  we are talking on “Persuasion” Applications and Evidence for Defendants and Insurers”.  All proceeds go directly to a…

YOU APPEAL DECISIONS NOT REASONS: PERMISSION TO APPEAL REFUSED IN RELATION TO AN ARGUMENT THAT DID NOT CHANGE OUTCOME OF THE CASE

YOU APPEAL DECISIONS NOT REASONS: PERMISSION TO APPEAL REFUSED IN RELATION TO AN ARGUMENT THAT DID NOT CHANGE OUTCOME OF THE CASE

April 2, 2018 · by gexall · in Appeals, Applications, Members Content

In  Civilians v Ministry of Defence [2018] EWHC 690 (QB) Mr Justice Leggatt  rejected the defendant’s application for permission to appeal. The proposed appeal was wholly academic in the sense that it had no impact on the outcome of the case. THE…

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