Handling Conditional Fee Agreements
A new approach: alternative dispute resolution with the BBRS
Court e-bundle requirements [complete 2021 guide]
Whiplash reforms: what you need to know
Library FAQ: Tomlin orders
A collaborative approach to pro bono litigation
Alternative dispute resolution post-Brexit – which rules apply to litigators?
Giving evidence in a virtual world: supporting remote witnesses
Court permits service of judgment in default via Instagram
2020 hindsight – year in review
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Disclosing suspicious activity reports – new guidance
On 7 July 2021, the Home Office published a circular on suspicious activity reports (SARs) in the context of disclosure in private civil litigation.
Webinar: whiplash reforms (OnDemand)
Whiplash reforms are due to come into force in May 2021. Join this webinar to learn more about the upcoming changes.
Webinar series: the future UK / EU relationship (January 2021)
From 1 January 2021, the UK has exited the EU transitional period. This will see the UK treated for the first time as a “third country” in many areas where there used to be UK / EU cooperation, subject to any agreement on the future relationship.
Webinar: Costs update (OnDemand)
George McDonald from 4 New Square provides an update on recent rule changes around costs budgeting
A new approach: alternative dispute resolution with the BBRS
Alexandra Marks CBE, chief adjudicator at the Business Banking Resolution Service (BBRS), shares how it works, how and when to use them, and what drew her to work at the service.
Lexlaw v Zuberi: damages-based agreements
Karim Oualnan, partner at Lexlaw, explains the recent Court of Appeal ruling which provides much-needed clarity for solicitors using damages-based agreements (DBAs) with their clients
