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PART 36 RULES CONSIDERED IN DETAIL: WAS THE OFFER MADE IN TIME?  WAS THE OFFER VALID? WHEN DOES A TRIAL "START"?  WAS IT UNJUST FOR THE NORMAL CONSEQUENCES TO APPLY?

PART 36 RULES CONSIDERED IN DETAIL: WAS THE OFFER MADE IN TIME? WAS THE OFFER VALID? WHEN DOES A TRIAL “START”? WAS IT UNJUST FOR THE NORMAL CONSEQUENCES TO APPLY?

April 6, 2023 · by gexall · in Costs, Members Content, Part 36

The judgment of Andrew Sutcliffe KC, sitting as a High Court Judge, in Mate v Mate & Ors [2023] EWHC 806 (Ch) involves a consideration of several issues in relation to Part 36.  The judge decided that a Part 36…

Damages for pain and suffering: The legal principles and their practical implications: Webinar 12th April 2023

Damages for pain and suffering: The legal principles and their practical implications: Webinar 12th April 2023

April 6, 2023 · by gexall · in Damages, Members Content, Personal Injury, Webinar

On the 12th April 2023 I am presenting a webinar on “Damages for pain and suffering”. Looking, in a detailed way at the practical issues that a litigator has to consider when dealing with awards for pain and suffering.  The…

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