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HELPING THE BEREAVED CLIENT: USEFUL LINKS AND GUIDANCE 2021

HELPING THE BEREAVED CLIENT: USEFUL LINKS AND GUIDANCE 2021

November 14, 2021 · by gexall · in Fatal Accidents, Members Content, Useful links

On Friday Hilary Wetherell and I spent the day giving the APIL course on Fatal Accidents remotely (the course is still available on demand).  The course deals a lot with the law and procedural aspects of fatal accidents. However it also…

THE SOLICITOR, SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE DUTY TO DISCLOSE: WHEN A SOLICITOR ADVISES THAT DOCUMENTS BE DELETED OR HIDDEN...

THE SOLICITOR, SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE DUTY TO DISCLOSE: WHEN A SOLICITOR ADVISES THAT DOCUMENTS BE DELETED OR HIDDEN…

November 14, 2021 · by gexall · in Conduct, Disclosure, Members Content, Wasted Costs, Webinar

There is an interesting/alarming report of an (unnamed) case on Kennedy’s website here, as part of a general discussion about wasted costs.  Discussing issues relating to fundamental dishonesty there is an account of a recent case where a claim had…

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