WHEN YOU MUST AND WHEN YOU CAN’T SERVE PROCEEDINGS ON THE CLIENT’S SOLICITOR (ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE)

The judgment yesterday in Piepenbrock v Associated Newspapers Ltd & Ors  [2020] EWHC 1708 gives rise to that familiar issue of when a party can, and cannot, serve on the defendant's solicitor.  No apologies are made for repeating the rules here.  The rules caused confusion to a litigant in perso...

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