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SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FOR FAMILY COURTS IN DORSET

SPECIFIC GUIDANCE FOR FAMILY COURTS IN DORSET

March 21, 2020 · by gexall · in Case Management, Civil Procedure, Coronavirus, Members Content

HHJ Dancey, the Designated Family Judge for Dorset, has sent out a Local Practice Guidance on COVID-19. I am grateful to barrister Amanda Bancroft for sending it to me. It provides a template for working and supplements the President’s national…

THE KINGS CHAMBERS SITE: CORONAVIRUS: GUIDANCE FOR LAWYERS AND BUSINESSES: YOU CAN NOW SUBSCRIBE

March 21, 2020 · by gexall · in Coronavirus, Members Content

I am, for the second time, promoting the site Coronavirus: Guidance for Lawyers and Businesses. This is a site that draws across the whole range of talent, and practice areas, of my chambers and provides detailed up to date advice…

REMOTE WORKING AND LITIGATOR 2: THE STATEMENT OF TRUTH

REMOTE WORKING AND LITIGATOR 2: THE STATEMENT OF TRUTH

March 21, 2020 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Civil Procedure, Coronavirus, Members Content, Statements of Truth

There are likely to be very few, if any, “face to face” meetings with clients in the near future. How do we cope with the statement of truth (I will deal with the specific issue of witness statements and the…

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