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   <news:title>THE CURRENT IMPORTANCE OF PLEADINGS 74: A PARTY CANNOT SIMPLY SEEK TO AMEND THE LIST OF ISSUES TO INCLUDE AN ISSUE THAT IT HAS NEVER PLEADED</news:title>
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   <news:title>WEBINARS AVAILABLE ON DEMAND: WITNESS STATEMENTS; MAZUR; INFORMING THE CLIENT ABOUT THE COSTS OF LITIGATION AND PART 36: A HEADY BREW TO LIGHTEN UP ANY LITIGATOR&amp;#039;S DAY...</news:title>
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   <news:title>A CLAIMANT&amp;#039;S PART 36 OFFER THAT GAVE A 9% DISCOUNT WAS &amp;quot;SOBER AND REALISTIC&amp;quot;: IT WAS NOT UNJUST FOR THE DEFENDANT TO FACE THE NORMAL CONSEQUENCES OF FAILING TO BEAT IT</news:title>
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   <news:title>THE CURRENT IMPORTANCE OF PLEADINGS 73: COURT STRIKES OUT CLAIM FOR £2.1 MILLION FOLLOWING McLAREN CATCHING FIRE: THE CASE WAS NOT PROPERLY PARTICULARISED</news:title>
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   <news:title>WITNESS EVIDENCE WEDNESDAY: WITNESS EVIDENCE, A LATE APPLICATION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT AND THE LAW OF UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES...</news:title>
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   <news:title>AVOIDING UNDERSETTLEMENT: PROTECTING THE CLIENT AND PROTECTING YOURSELF:  WEBINAR 26th MAY 2026</news:title>
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   <news:title>AN &amp;quot;OUNCE OF COMMONSENSE&amp;quot; COULD HAVE RESOLVED THIS - AS IT IS THE COURT WILL ALLOW LITIGATION TO CONTINUE IN TWO JURISDICTIONS.</news:title>
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   <news:title>THE POSITION FOLLOWING DEATH OF A PARTY: THE FAMILY PROCEDURE RULES CANNOT &amp;quot;BORROW&amp;quot; PROVISIONS FROM THE CPR: APPEAL STRUCK OUT</news:title>
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   <news:title>COST BITES 388: A COMPANY CANNOT CLAIM ITS OWN EMPLOYEE&amp;#039;S TIME AS LEGAL COSTS WHEN IT WAS REPRESENTED ON AN APPEAL</news:title>
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   <news:title>THE CURRENT IMPORTANCE OF PLEADINGS 72: THE COURT WOULD NOT ALLOW THE CLAIMANTS A &amp;quot;FALL BACK&amp;quot; POSITION OF A SECOND HEARING: &amp;quot;A TRIAL IS THE FIRST AND LAST NIGHT OF THE SHOW; IT IS NOT A DRESS REHEARSAL&amp;quot;</news:title>
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  <lastmod>2026-05-18T10:16:03Z</lastmod>
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   <news:title>THE COURT HAS NO POWER TO EXTEND TIME FOR ISSUE WHEN A SOLICITOR WISHES TO CHALLENGE A SRA INTERVENTION (AND WHY IT IS ADVISABLE TO PUT ALL THE NECESSARY INFORMATION ON THE CLAIM FORM...)</news:title>
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  <lastmod>2026-05-18T08:42:27Z</lastmod>
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   <news:title>EXPERT WATCH 47: AN EXPERT CANNOT OMIT MATTERS FROM THEIR REPORT ON THE BASIS THAT THEY COULD EXPLAIN THEM WHEN QUESTIONED: &amp;quot;THIS BELIED A FUNDAMENTAL MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE OBLIGATIONS UPON A CPR COMPLIANT REPORT&amp;quot;</news:title>
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  <lastmod>2026-05-16T20:59:09Z</lastmod>
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   <news:title>COST BITES 387: THERE IS NO PRESUMPTION THAT THERE MUST BE A DETAILED ASSESSMENT WHERE A CASE LASTS MORE THAN ONE DAY: JUDGE SUMMARILY ASSESSES COSTS AFTER A THREE DAY HEARING</news:title>
   <news:publication_date>2026-05-18T07:00:44Z</news:publication_date>
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  <lastmod>2026-05-16T20:14:31Z</lastmod>
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   <news:title>BACK TO BASICS MONDAY: THE RIGHT OF A DEFENDANT TO ASK FOR A CLAIM FORM TO BE SERVED: CPR 7.7 CONSIDERED</news:title>
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