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THE (NOT SO) LONELY LITIGATOR'S CLUB 15: TIM PHIPPS: A SHORT TRIP ACROSS THE HUMBER

THE (NOT SO) LONELY LITIGATOR’S CLUB 15: TIM PHIPPS: A SHORT TRIP ACROSS THE HUMBER

April 29, 2020 · by gexall · in Coronavirus, Members Content, Well being

In our attempt to gain members from a wide geographical area we move away from the major cities and taking a trip over the Humber Bridge.  However, once over the bridge, we are not going very far.  The first turning…

COVID REPEATS 8: "NEVER WRITE ANYTHING DOWN THAT YOU WOULDN’T WANT READ OUT IN OPEN COURT"

COVID REPEATS 8: “NEVER WRITE ANYTHING DOWN THAT YOU WOULDN’T WANT READ OUT IN OPEN COURT”

April 29, 2020 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Civil evidence, Civil Procedure, Coronavirus, Disclosure, Members Content

I am repeating this because it is important. One rule that every lawyer should learn is that if you write, type, email or text anything you live with the risk that it could end up being read out in court….

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