...compatibility of certain aspects of the Compensation Recovery Unit (“CRU”) scheme and the rights of the claimant insurance companies under Article 1 of the First Protocol (“A1P1”) of the European...
...compatibility of certain aspects of the Compensation Recovery Unit (“CRU”) scheme and the rights of the claimant insurance companies under Article 1 of the First Protocol (“A1P1”) of the European...
...112 per Males LJ at [46]-[47]: “Without attempting to be comprehensive or prescriptive, not least because it has been said many times that what is required will depend on the...
...asbestos in his 20s and 30s with two employers, who had been insured by the Defendants. The companies themselves had subsequently been dissolved. Rather than restore the companies to the...
...is not. He is an engineer.” The application was opposed by the Defendant. Outcome In dismissing the application, the judge dealt with each of the Claimant’s objections to Mr Magner’s evidence...
...legislative criteria (non-tariff injuries), damages will be assessed by reference to common law principles with the purpose of general damages for PSLA being to reflect fair and reasonable compensation for...
...100 (QB). The decision gives rise to some interesting considerations on causation and the judicial assessment of expert evidence, and provides a useful illustration of the application of Wisniewski v Central...
...evidence for a link between more tools and processes than those currently listed. IIAC’s Command Paper, CP 868, 17 July 2023 The first of the two recent documents is Command...
...was in her best interests to be taken to hospital. The Application An urgent out of hours application to the Court of Protection was made seeking a declaration that GH...
In Hinson v Hare Realizations Ltd [2020] EWHC 2386 (QB), the High Court reaffirmed the factors relevant to an application to abandon a single joint expert report and rely on...
...increase rather than decrease complexity and expense. Foreshadowing the Arguments as to Causation The parties’ respective arguments as to causation were adumbrated by Freedman J at [12]-[19]. In short, the...
...childcare and the like. The compensation appears to be made as recompense for time spent in getting in commercial help for something which would otherwise have been done gratuitously by...
...somewhat disordered state. Indeed in Patel, Lord Toulson remarked at [3]: “the application of the doctrine of illegality to each of these different situations has caused a good deal of uncertainty, complexity...