...of Gray’s Inn. Jayne’s appointment marks a recognition of her contribution to the law and her commitment to inclusion and social mobility. For more on Jayne’s practice, please click here....
...of Gray’s Inn. Jayne’s appointment marks a recognition of her contribution to the law and her commitment to inclusion and social mobility. For more on Jayne’s practice, please click here....
...provides pretty comprehensive and extremely useful guidance and will, without more, assist practitioners in making a proper assessment in the vast majority of cases. However, it must be remembered that...
...complaints to the landlord or a managing agent about a defect, and whether the complaint was sufficient to inform the landlord of the nature of the defect. The question, and...
...We are not concerned here with treasure; instead, this post provides some guidance on the representation of families or other interested persons (“IPs”) – who may be individuals, companies, healthcare...
...1976(3) SA352, 371: ‘an expert’s opinion represents his reasoned conclusion based on certain facts or data, which are either common cause, or established by his own evidence or that of...
...competent legal adviser could have regarded the contributory negligence plea as having the slightest chance of success”. The 90/10 offer on ‘liability’ was unparticularised but it was clear that causation...
...the report must comply with the Practice Direction to CPR Part 35. Once the report meets those standards, if it is truly uncontroverted, the role of the court to analyse,...
...of claim was sent in December 2020 setting out 24 different allegations against the governing bodies for a failure to protect the rugby playing community. It appears that Rylands Law...
...Hide v Steeplechase Company (Cheltenham) Ltd and others [2013] EWCA Civ 545 the Court of Appeal famously held that if injury results from contact with work equipment which is (or...
...comparable cases from Kemp & Kemp: Quantum of Damages to the evidence in this case, the appropriate award should be £45,000 on a provisional basis. At [27]-[30] of his judgment, having considered the...
...1993 the Special Account Rate (SAR) which is used to compute interest on past loss stood at 8% pa and so interest on past losses was often worth arguing about....
...you. This may depend on the nature and complexity of the work required, the volume of documentation, the need for additional documents, the other side’s approach and barrister’s other commitments....