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Navigating the complexities of Part 36 offers and recent rule changes.
Datalaw Team
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Part 36 is one of the most intricate and strategically significant provisions within the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR), playing a crucial role in personal injury litigation. Recent rule amendments have reshaped the landscape, bringing new challenges and opportunities for practitioners. Mastering Part 36 is essential for maximising settlement outcomes and protecting clients from adverse cost consequences.This comprehensive webinar will provide a step-by-step guide to understanding Part 36 offers, their application across different claim tracks, an ... See more
Navigating Legal Frameworks, Case Law, and Practical Challenges in Deprivation of Liberty Cases.
Datalaw Team
3 Users Enrolled
Deprivation of Liberty (DOL) in children matters remains a rapidly evolving area of law, with key legal developments and case law shaping its practice. Family law practitioners must stay ahead of these changes to effectively handle DOL cases, especially with new high-profile judgments expected in 2025.This CPD-accredited course provides a comprehensive exploration of the law, practice, and procedural updates surrounding Deprivation of Liberty in children cases. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how DOL orders function, their inte ... See more
Understanding the Role of Conduct in Financial Remedy Proceedings
Datalaw Team
6 Users Enrolled
Conduct issues play a crucial role in financial remedy proceedings, often influencing the court’s discretion in asset division. However, determining when and how conduct should be raised, as well as understanding the procedural framework, remains a challenge for family law practitioners.This comprehensive CPD course examines the evolving legal landscape of conduct arguments in financial remedy cases. It provides clarity on when conduct—both during the marriage/civil partnership and in litigation—can be considered by the court, and how it ... See more