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Dekinar: Griffiths v TUI – the Supreme Court Decision
In this webinar Kerry Nicholson and Richard Collier of Deka Chambers, along with Jatinder Paul, Partner at Irwin Mitchell who represented Mr Griffiths, discuss the impact of this landmark decision. The speakers provide the facts of the case and its long journey through the courts…
Dekinar: Evidence – Witness and Expert
Updates and Practice on Parts 32 and 35 In this webinar, Esther Pounder and John Schmitt consider both witness and expert evidence, covering the following points. View the slides – Evidence: Witness and Expert
Dekinar: Is it Obvious? The Duty to Warn in Package Holiday Cases
In this webinar Sarah Prager KC and Andrew Spencer discuss the law on duty to warn of obvious risks, encompassing: View the slides – Is it Obvious? The Duty to Warn in Package Holiday Cases
Dekinar: Fundamental Dishonesty and Credit Hire – An Update
In this webinar Roger André and Roderick Abbott look at recent developments in personal injury / insurance fraud and credit hire claims. Using case examples, they provide an update on fundamental dishonesty claims and the issues that commonly occur in credit hire litigation. View the…
Dekinar: Japanese Knotweed Claims – Themes in claims against vendors and professionals
Claims relating to Japanese Knotweed have multiplied in recent years. As a result of rising property values, even minor diminution in value to the average property can now merit allocation to the multi-track. In this webinar Conor Kennedy examines some important themes in such claims,…
Dekinar: Understanding the New Fixed Costs Regime
From 1st October 2023, civil litigation in England and Wales will dramatically change. Virtually all claims valued up to £100,000 will be subject to a new fixed costs regime. Fixed recoverable costs will be extended across the fast track, and a new intermediate track will…
Dekinar: The Damages Claims Portal – when it applies and avoiding pitfalls
Use of the Damages Claims Portal has been fully operational and, in some cases, mandatory for nearly a year at the date of writing. In many cases, issuing or defending claims in the old-fashioned way will simply not work anymore. Practitioners are still finding themselves…
Dekinar: Recent Developments in Police Misconduct and Negligence Claims
In this webinar, Roderick Abbott talks about recent developments in police misconduct, drawing on his experience acting for appropriate authorities and as a legal adviser to panels. Paul Stagg examines recent developments in negligence claims against police forces, with a focus on the vexed issue…
Dekinar: Children, Capacity and the Court of Protection in Injury Litigation: common misconceptions and traps
In this webinar, Edward Lamb covers: Protected parties and the CPR: reaching parts the White Book cannot Disclosure to and from the COP in catastrophic injury cases View the slides – Children, Capacity and the Court of Protection in Injury Litigation
Dekinar: Avoiding Common Litigation Pitfalls
In this webinar, Robert Parkin and Henk Soede discuss how to avoid common litigation pitfalls. Robert talks about drafting witness statements in line with PD 57AC, with a particular focus on foreign language statements. Henk considers the current rules on disclosure under PD 57AD. View…
Dekinar: Causation in Clinical Negligence Claims
In this webinar, Paul Stagg, Ella Davis and Susanna Bennett speak about causation in clinical negligence claims. They cover causation issues which frequently crop up in practice, including: View the slides – Causation in Clinical Negligence Claims
Dekinar: 10 Things to Consider When Thinking About Mediation
In this webinar, Grahame Aldous KC and Laura Elfield provide a comprehensive overview of the mediation process. From whether you need to mediate, to how to set it up, what it should cover, how to prepare and who pays, they discuss all the things that…
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