Judicial College Guidelines: what’s new in the 15th edition?
Damages-based agreements: Proposals for reform
DIY justice?
Disclosure pilot: still too much information?
Four key characteristics to look for when instructing an expert witness
Freelance solicitors
On the record: making the most of time recording
The new discount rate – striking a fair balance?
My legal life: Kerry Underwood
FAQ: undue influence claims and defences
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MPs demand delay on more court closures
A group of MPs that has been investigating the government’s £1bn courts reform programme since the start of 2019 has demanded an immediate moratorium on court closures.
Webinar: Commercial litigation update (8 October 2020)
Join this webinar for an update on key developments for commercial litigators over the past 12 months.
Webinar: Mediation – 2020 vision/the future for litigators (OnDemand)
Join this webinar which will focus on recent developments in the field of mediation.
Webinar: Commercial litigation update 2019 (OnDemand)
Join this webinar for an update on key developments for commercial litigators over the past 12 months.
Four key characteristics to look for when instructing an expert witness
Having completed 40 years’ service as an expert witness in litigation and arbitration proceedings, Arthur Harverd reflects on the essential qualities that solicitors should seek when appointing expert witnesses.
Missed PPI claims: the next big trend in civil litigation?
After the cut-off date for payment protection insurance (PPI) claims on 29 August 2019, solicitors who failed to advise clients of their opportunity to claim may face claims themselves. Professional negligence defender Jane Williams looks at what this means for civil litigation practitioners.
