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ENSURING EVERYTHING GOES RIGHT IN FATAL ACCIDENT CLAIMS: WEBINAR 22nd FEBRUARY 2023

ENSURING EVERYTHING GOES RIGHT IN FATAL ACCIDENT CLAIMS: WEBINAR 22nd FEBRUARY 2023

February 15, 2023 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Damages, Fatal Accidents, Members Content, Webinar

On the 22nd February 2023 I am presenting a webinar on Fatal Accidents “Ensuring Everything Goes Right”.  This looks at the problem areas that can arise in fatal claims and how to avoid them.  Booking details are available here. THE…

THE JUDGE INTERRUPTED A BIT TOO MUCH... COURT OF APPEAL JUDGMENT

THE JUDGE INTERRUPTED A BIT TOO MUCH… COURT OF APPEAL JUDGMENT

February 15, 2023 · by gexall · in Appeals, Civil evidence, Conduct, Members Content

In Keane v Sargen & Ors [2023] EWCA Civ 141 the Court of Appeal commented that interruptions of the cross examination of a witness by the trial judge had not been helpful and, indeed, inappropriate. “I add a few words…

COST BITES 59: COSTS AGAINST THE CLAIMANT EVEN THOUGH THE DEFENDANTS' APPLICATION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL: HOWEVER THE JUDGE FELT TOTALLY UNABLE TO RELY ON A COSTS SCHEDULE

COST BITES 59: COSTS AGAINST THE CLAIMANT EVEN THOUGH THE DEFENDANTS’ APPLICATION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL: HOWEVER THE JUDGE FELT TOTALLY UNABLE TO RELY ON A COSTS SCHEDULE

February 15, 2023 · by gexall · in Applications, Conduct, Costs, Members Content

Another example of costs not following the event can be seen in the judgment of Mrs Justice Smith in The Financial Conduct Authority v Papadimitrakopoulos & Anor [2022] EWHC 3048 (Ch).   The judgment also raises other issues in relation to…

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