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News archive
2018
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– August
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- Claimant who exaggerated impact of genuine injury found fundamentally dishonest
- QOCS and multiple defendants – why both sides need to be wary
- Expert who sent first draft of evidence to solicitors “not a hired gun”
- “Sums in issue” does not just mean damages awarded in proportionality test
- High Court gives whiplash contempt proceedings green light
- High Court dismisses first test case in second wave of Mau Mau claims
- Appeal judges take master to task for handing boxes of documents to non-party
- Ryder: Reforms speeding fusion of court and tribunal systems
- Senior judge warns experts over conditional fee agreements
- The case for costs management in arbitration
- Serious injury solicitors question judgement of barristers, case managers and even families
- Appeal judges refuse compensation for schizophrenic who killed mother
- Appeal judges reject “sliding scale” approach to quantum of security for costs
- Judge orders indemnity costs against NHS trust for outrageous “bimbling”
- The impact of reform on PI and clin neg lawyers
- Circuit judge was wrong to apply QOCS to ‘mixed’ claim automatically, High Court rules
- Rule committee signs off disclosure pilot rules
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