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Part 36 - A Guide for 2025

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

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Claims Arising from Lack of Consent

with Alison Joyce

Every patient has a fundamental right to determine whether or not to undergo a particular procedure and it is the clinician’s duty to seek consent before taking action. The consequences if a clinician acts without consent can include criminal or civil proceedings. Consent is only valid if the patient has received full and frank information regarding what the procedure entails and the risks involved. If a clinician fails to fails to warn the patient of a particular risk and that risk materialises, the patient may be able to bring a ne ... See more

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Privilege

with Gary Barker

Legal professional privilege is a fundamental principle of English law which recognises the client's fundamental human right to be candid with their legal adviser. Privilege is also a valuable tool for lawyers as it entitles the client to refuse to disclose certain confidential, legal communications to third parties including courts, tribunals, regulatory bodies and enforcement agencies. Legal privilege applies to all UK lawyers and all employees under their supervision. Therefore this course is essential viewing for all solicitors (including ... See more

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Legal Professional Privilege

with Gary Barker

Legal professional privilege is a fundamental principle of English law which recognises the client's fundamental human right to be candid with their legal adviser. Privilege is also a valuable tool for lawyers as it entitles the client to refuse to disclose certain confidential, legal communications to third parties including courts, tribunals, regulatory bodies and enforcement agencies. Legal privilege applies to all UK lawyers and all employees under their supervision. Therefore this course is essential viewing for all solicitors (including ... See more

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When Can a Wasted Costs Order be Made

with Ben Amunwa

This introductory webinar discusses when wasted costs orders can be made in civil proceedings, by reference to the leading authority of Ridehalgh v Horsefield & Anor [1994] EWCA Civ 40. During this session, barrister Ben Amunwa will assist viewers:· Understand which kinds of conduct that may result in a wasted costs order· Learn the 3-stage test that all Judges should follow when an application for an order is made· ... See more

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Fraud - An Introduction

with James Petts

Delivered by experienced lecturer James Petts of The 36 Group, this session will provide viewers with an introduction to the law relating to fraud in private law civil proceedings. Consideration will be given to what does and does not count as fraud, and the special consequences that follow when fraud is alleged and proved. In addition, this session will briefly deal with some of the important strategic considerations in deciding whether to allege fraud. This course is intended as an overview and focusses on the law relating to claim ... See more

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Bias in the Context of Civil Litigation

with Ben Amunwa

This 3-part session will provide a guide to the legal test of bias, including how Judges apply the test and how practitioners can raise a complaint of bias in civil proceedings. Consideration will be given to the courses of action available when a Judge has business ties to the same chambers as a barrister in the case. In addition, the key points of practice in recent case law will be discussed and will provide a practical illustration of unconscious bias principle.Part 1: What it Means and How to Raise itDuring this session, barrist ... See more

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Hot Tubbing for Experts

with Alastair Hodge

On 22nd November 2017 new provisions were inserted into the Civil Procedure Rules to deal with the giving of concurrent expert evidence, or “hot tubbing” as it has become known.This webinar will provide an overview of the history of hot tubbing, as well as an evaluation of the new provisions and the advantages and disadvantages of its use in civil proceedings.Delivered by practising barrister Alastair Hodge of 5 Essex Court, this session will cover the following areas:· History of Concurrent Expert Evidence·� ... See more

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Part 36 - A Guide for 2025

Claims Arising from Lack of Consent

Privilege

Legal Professional Privilege

When Can a Wasted Costs Order be Made

Fraud - An Introduction

Bias in the Context of Civil Litigation

Hot Tubbing for Experts