MAZUR MATTERS 14: ENSURING THAT AN AUTHORISED PERSON HAS “CONDUCT OF LITIGATION”: A PRACTICAL GUIDE: WEBINAR ON 31st OCTOBER 2025

As all readers of this blog will now by now The decision in Mazur & Anor v Charles Russell Speechlys LLP [2025] EWHC 2341 (KB) means that solicitors must ensure that an “authorised person” has conduct of litigation.  A failure to comply is both a criminal offence and contempt of court. There are also major regulatory issues.   Knowing what is meant by the “conduct of litigation” and having a system in place to ensure that there is compliance is essential to all practitioners going forward.

(This webinar looks at the “nuts and bolts” of conducting litigation…)

WEBINAR: ENSURING THAT AN AUTHORISED PERSON HAS “CONDUCT OF LITIGATION”: A PRACTICAL GUIDE: 31st OCTOBER 2025: 12.00.

This webinar looks at:

• The guidance given as to what amounts to the “conduct of litigation”.
• The regulatory and other guidance on the supervision and management of staff to ensure that the authorised person can be shown to have “conduct” of the matter.
• The practical steps that firms must take.
• The implications for costs.

In addition to the detailed PowerPoints delegates will receive:

• A detailed document setting to judicial and regulatory guidance on the “conduct of litigation”.
• A checklist of the practical steps that have to be taken to ensure compliance.

BOOKING DETAILS

The cost is £95.

Join by contacting Steve Cornforth on steve@cornforth.me