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WEBINAR ON PERIODICAL PAYMENTS AND PROVISIONAL DAMAGES: RECENT CASES AND THE BASIC PRINCIPLES REVISITED: 19th FEBRUARY 2024

WEBINAR ON PERIODICAL PAYMENTS AND PROVISIONAL DAMAGES: RECENT CASES AND THE BASIC PRINCIPLES REVISITED: 19th FEBRUARY 2024

February 18, 2024 · by gexall · in Courses, Damages, Members Content, Webinar

This webinar looks at recent cases in relation to periodical payments and periodical payments, including an interesting negligence case brought against solicitors who failed to claim provisional damages. It then looks at the law, practice and procedure relating to provisional…

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