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Past readers of this publication will know that we used to pride ourselves on our reports from what HHJ Saggerson always referred to as the “front line” of travel litigation: first instance appearances in the County Court. We are delighted to commence…
In this edition of our Motor Fraud Briefing, Francesca O’Neill and Simon Trigger discuss and comment on recent important decisions which give helpful and thorough guidance to courts dealing with road traffic accidents in which low velocity impact and fundamental dishonesty issues…
In this edition of our Motor Fraud Briefing, Francesca O’Neill and Simon Trigger discuss and comment on recent important decisions which give helpful and thorough guidance to courts dealing with road traffic accidents in which low velocity impact and fundamental dishonesty issues…
In this edition of our Clinical Negligence Briefing, Katie Ayres examines the possible implications for
medical practitioners, particularly those practising in paediatrics, of the pending decision of the
Supreme Court in CN v Poole Borough Council, while Ella Davis and…
Can it really be that time of year again? No sooner has the fully-dressed, flame-retardant plastic
Christmas tree been dispatched to the cupboard under the stairs than it is time to fetch it out again.
We have enjoyed another eventful…
Richard and Dominique joined Chambers as new tenants on 1st October 2018, having successfully
completed their pupillages with 1 Chancery Lane. In this briefing Richard will analyse some recent cost
decisions and Dominique reviews some recent developments in coronial law….
In April 2018 the Ministry of Justice published a new Pre-Action Protocol for the Resolution of Package
Travel Claims. It governs all claims arising from gastric illness during package holidays where the letter
of claim was sent after 7th May…
On 16th July 2018 The Supreme Court began hearing the appeal in CN & GN v Poole Borough Council. This was scheduled for one and a half days.
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The facts
The appellants were,…
In 2017 Lord Sumption delivered a lecture to the Personal Injuries Bar Association entitled, “The
Death of Personal Injury Law”. This was (probably) just a provocative lecture title, rather than a
manifesto. However, it may be fair to say that…
The Party Wall Act 1996 contains provisions that deal with service of documents by email
(s.15(1A)-(1C)). The provisions are similar to the CPR in that they require the recipient to
have stated a willingness to receive the notice or document…
