On 7 July 2021, the Home Office published a circular on suspicious activity reports (SARs) in the context of disclosure in private civil litigation.
It sets out:
The circular does not affect any legal obligations of disclosure under the Civil Procedure Rules or a court order.
The Civil Litigation Section will provide you with support, advice, networking opportunities and enable the sharing of best practice with peers.
The current Section Engagement Programme has been created in consultation with the Section Committee and will focus on key issues including:
These issues will be addressed through a range of activities including: seminars, workshops, webinars, conferences, e-newsletters, magazines amd Twitter.
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The Law Society Library gives details of sources for Bullock and Sanderson (costs) orders.
Kerry Underwood gives his personal tips on setting up and managing conditional fee agreements
Matthew L. McGrath, founder and managing director of Emissary Holdings, discusses the rising value of disputes in international arbitration and explains how dispute resolution is becoming a global industry
On 28 May 2021, HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) launched a new damages claim service.
If you’ve taken part in a remote court or tribunal hearing since the start of the pandemic, HMCTS wants your views.
From 31 May 2021, the personal injury claims process is changing for people who suffer from low-value injuries in road traffic accidents.
