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Mar

An Unexpected Relief

Relief from sanctions applications remain an all too common part of litigation, particularly in the personal injury sphere. In a recent case before DDJ Sadd in Croydon County Court, relief from ...

Feb

Claimant in stroke case fails to prove causation on the balance of probabilities.

Sophie Mortimer successfully represented the Defendant in a clinical ...

Feb

Supreme Court judgment in Cameron v Liverpool Victoria Insurance Co Ltd

Today, the Supreme Court handed down their judgment in Cameron v Liverpool Victoria Insurance Co Ltd. The case concerned whether a claimant could amend their claim form (and consequently, ...

Feb

Trecarrel House Limited v Rouncefield

This article was first published in Nearly Legal HHJ Carr in a reserved judgment handed down on 13 Feb 2019 allowed the ...

Feb

Various Claimants v Barclays Bank

In the case of Various Claimants v Barclays Bank, permission to appeal to the Supreme Court has been granted to Barclays. Barclays is represented by

Feb

Miss Shahrab Asim Burney (a minor by her litigation friend Mr M A Y Burney) v Iceland Foods Ltd

Ian Stebbings successfully defends Iceland Foods in a claim by a child that she sustained injury after being struck by an ...

Feb

Circuit Judge Level Gas Safety Certificate

Richard Cherry has succeeded in the second Circuit Judge level Gas Safety Certificate Case before HHJ Carr in Truro County ...

Feb

Wells v Devani [2019] UKSC 1106

In Wells v Devani [2019] UKSC 1106 the Supreme Court has ruled that it is possible to imply a term into an agreement to render it sufficiently certain to constitute a binding contract.

Feb

The Government Actuary’s Department: moving towards the review of the discount rate

“After the Civil Liability Bill received Royal Assent on 20 December 2018 the Lord Chancellor has 90 days to start a review of the rate and then must determine the rate within 140 days of the review ...

Feb

Post-implementation review of Jackson Reforms

The Government has published its (long overdue) review of LASPO Part 2. It's worth a read in full, though probably the most important points to take from it are: 1) the Government is largely satisfied ...

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