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WEBINARS ON DAMAGES IN 2024: SOMETHING TO WARM UP THE WINTER DAYS EARLY IN THE NEW YEAR...

WEBINARS ON DAMAGES IN 2024: SOMETHING TO WARM UP THE WINTER DAYS EARLY IN THE NEW YEAR…

October 30, 2023 · by gexall · in Civil evidence, Damages, Members Content, Personal Injury, Webinar

Early next year I am presenting a series of eight webinars on personal injury damages.  The series looks at the  major heads of damages for personal injury and clinical negligence cases, with a particular emphasis on those claims in the…

WINDING UP PETITION NEEDS TO BE ISSUED IN LOCAL COURT: TYNE FOR PETITIONERS TO CHANGE THEIR PRACTICES

WINDING UP PETITION NEEDS TO BE ISSUED IN LOCAL COURT: TYNE FOR PETITIONERS TO CHANGE THEIR PRACTICES

October 30, 2023 · by gexall · in Applications, Case Management, Civil Procedure, Members Content

In The One Collection Real Estate Ltd v Insolvency & Law Ltd [2023] EWHC 2673 (Ch). HHJ Kramer held that a winding up petition should be issued and heard in the circuit that has closest links to the case.  A block policy…

HALLOWEEN FOR LITIGATORS: AN ICY (AND SCARY) BLAST FROM THE PAST: WHAT SCARES LAWYERS MOST?

HALLOWEEN FOR LITIGATORS: AN ICY (AND SCARY) BLAST FROM THE PAST: WHAT SCARES LAWYERS MOST?

October 30, 2023 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Members Content, Well being

Here we take a look back at the old, old, days of 2017.  There was a suggestion there be a “Halloween” post for lawyers – what scares the legal profession most? . Having taken up the challenge I then promptly delegated…

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