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FIFTH BIRTHDAY REVIEW 8: MYTHS ABOUT LIMITATION

FIFTH BIRTHDAY REVIEW 8: MYTHS ABOUT LIMITATION

June 26, 2018 · by gexall · in Limitation, Personal Injury

This was a series in 2017. Looking at common “myths” or misconceptions in relation to limitation issues, particularly in personal injury cases.     MYTHUSTING 1 The limitation period for a personal injury action based on breach of contract is…

WHEN THE OTHER SIDE'S LAWYER SENDS THE COURT PRIVILEGED DOCUMENTS:  THE DILEMMA OF THE PARALEGAL "WHISTLE BLOWER"

WHEN THE OTHER SIDE’S LAWYER SENDS THE COURT PRIVILEGED DOCUMENTS: THE DILEMMA OF THE PARALEGAL “WHISTLE BLOWER”

June 26, 2018 · by gexall · in Applications, Civil evidence, Civil Procedure, Setting aside judgment

   Several people have pointed out the judgment in Bruzas v Saxton [2018] EWHC 1619 (Fam) to me. This is a case that could have profound effects for the profession and the principles of legal professional privilege. This is the preliminary…

FIFTH BIRTHDAY REVIEW 7: THE "BACK TO BASICS" SERIES

FIFTH BIRTHDAY REVIEW 7: THE “BACK TO BASICS” SERIES

June 26, 2018 · by gexall · in Applications, Civil evidence, Civil Procedure, Witness statements

I am looking back at the posts that have been part of a series over the past five years. The “Back to Basics” posts are part of  a series that is  very much ongoing. The aim of each post is…

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