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CLAIM AGAINST SOLICITORS WAS STATUTE BARRED: THAT SIX YEAR LIMITATION PERIOD MAY NOT ALWAYS START WHEN YOU THINK

CLAIM AGAINST SOLICITORS WAS STATUTE BARRED: THAT SIX YEAR LIMITATION PERIOD MAY NOT ALWAYS START WHEN YOU THINK

July 7, 2020 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Civil Procedure, Limitation, Members Content

It is surprising how many of the reported cases relating to mis-service of the claim form are professional negligence cases.  It appears to be a common practice to run a case up to the end of the limitation period and,…

DEDUCTIONS FROM DAMAGES AND MITIGATION OF LOSS IN PERSONAL INJURY CASES: WEBINAR 11th AUGUST 2020 (& THEN AVAILABLE ON DEMAND)

DEDUCTIONS FROM DAMAGES AND MITIGATION OF LOSS IN PERSONAL INJURY CASES: WEBINAR 11th AUGUST 2020 (& THEN AVAILABLE ON DEMAND)

July 7, 2020 · by gexall · in Civil Procedure, Clinical Negligence, Damages, Members Content, Personal Injury, Webinar

On the 11th August 2020 I am presenting a webinar “Deductions from Damages and Mitigation of Loss”.   THE WEBINAR This webinar looks at those matters that could reduce the damages a claimant receives in a personal injury case, looking…

"MAY IT PLEASE YOU MADAM": BOOK OF LEGAL HUMOUR BACK ON THE "SHELVES"

“MAY IT PLEASE YOU MADAM”: BOOK OF LEGAL HUMOUR BACK ON THE “SHELVES”

July 7, 2020 · by gexall · in Civil Procedure, Members Content, Useful links

On two occasions in the past I have written about the the book “May it please  you Madam” by retired District Judge Neil Hickman.  This has led people to look for it, one reader even tracked down the author who…

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