THE NEED FOR A CLAIMANT TO PROVE INJURY: WITHOUT EVIDENCE THE ACTION SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT

The earlier post on proving causation  highlights the matters that claimants need to prove when bringing a claim for damages.  One essential element is that a claimant needs to prove damages.   One case that shows a clear illustration of this is  Kavak v FMC – HHJ Pearce Manchester CC 24.04.18)  The...

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