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THE IMPORTANCE OF ADVOCATES WORKING WITHIN TIME ESTIMATES: COURT OF APPEAL POLICE THEIR PROCEDURE

THE IMPORTANCE OF ADVOCATES WORKING WITHIN TIME ESTIMATES: COURT OF APPEAL POLICE THEIR PROCEDURE

January 16, 2025 · by gexall · in Appeals, Applications, Case Management, Members Content, Written advocacy

In Chief Constable of Northamptonshire Police v Woodcock [2025] EWCA Civ 13 the Court of Appeal considered many significant issues relating to the civil liability of the police force. However this blog, being this blog, will defer consideration of those…

THE COSTS JUDGE OVER YOUR SHOULDER: MAXIMISING COSTS RECOVERY ON AN INTER PARTIES RECOVER - THE LITIGATOR'S ROLE: WEBINAR 23rd JANUARY 2025

THE COSTS JUDGE OVER YOUR SHOULDER: MAXIMISING COSTS RECOVERY ON AN INTER PARTIES RECOVER – THE LITIGATOR’S ROLE: WEBINAR 23rd JANUARY 2025

January 16, 2025 · by gexall · in Assessment of Costs, Costs, Costs budgeting, Members Content, Webinar

Detailed assessment usually takes place after attempts at settlement of costs have failed and there are some major differences between the parties.  The webinar uses examples from reported cases to show where failures and omissions by the receiving party has…

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