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Personal Injury Law Update 2025 Bundle

The Personal Injury Law Update Bundle 2025 offers a comprehensive exploration of the latest trends, legislative updates, and critical case law shaping personal injury practice. This bundle delves into the complexities of clinical negligence, addresses challenges in the small claims track portal, and equips practitioners with strategies to maximise recovery of costs and damages. Gain expert guidance on alternative dispute resolution in personal injury cases, understand evolving standards for psychiatric injuries, and stay current with essential ... See more

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Personal Injury Law Spring Update 2025

with Nicky Carter

Stay ahead of the curve with the Personal Injury Spring Update 2025, a webinar designed for personal injury practitioners seeking the latest insights into case law, statutory changes, and procedural updates.Over the past year, several landmark cases and legislative shifts have shaped the personal injury landscape. This session provides a concise and expert-led review of these developments, ensuring you remain compliant and informed in your practice.Updates on employer liability in workplace accidents (Swierzko v Mathiesons Bakery Ltd), key ruli ... See more

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Personal Injury Law Autumn Update 2024

with Nicky Carter

Stay informed with the Personal Injury Law Autumn Update 2024

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Personal Injury Law Autumn Update 2023

with Nicky Carter

Join us for our upcoming Personal Injury Law 2023 Autumn Update Live Webinar, where you will be updated on the latest developments in Personal Injury Law for 2023. Our experienced speakers will guide you through the latest changes and provide you with practical tips to help you stay ahead in the Personal Injury Law profession. This session is vital for all Personal Injury Law Practitioners to attend in order to stay up-to-date with the latest law and practice in Personal Injury Law.Upgrade your experience by becoming a Datalaw Unlimited Access ... See more

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Personal Injury Law Spring Update 2023

with Nicky Carter

The Personal Injury Law 2023 Spring Update course will update you on the latest developments in Personal Injury Law for 2023. Our experienced speaker, Nicky Carter, will guide you through the latest changes and provide you with practical tips to help you stay ahead in the Personal Injury Law profession. This session is vital for all Personal Injury Law Practitioners to attend in order to stay up-to-date with the latest law and practice in Personal Injury Law.Upgrade your experience by becoming a Datalaw Unlimited Access ... See more

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Personal Injury Law Update 2023 Bundle

with Nicky Carter

This bundle is vital for all solicitors who are looking to stay up-to-date with the latest updates and changes in Personal Injury Law for 2023. The Personal Injury Law Update 2023 Bundle provides the most up-to-date information on the main Personal Injury Law changes for the 2023 CPD year.As well as gaining access to our Spring and Autumn Personal Injury Law Update Live Webinars for 2023 you will also gain access to the following courses upon their release: Success in Interim Payment Applications 2023, Illegality in PI ... See more

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Personal Injury Law Update 2022 Bundle

with Datalaw Team

This Personal Injury Law Update 2022 CPD Bundle can be accessed through both the Premium and Unlimited Access Subscriptions, which are available at a number of different price points to suit you and your training needs. Datalaw's Subscription CPD package can fulfil your requirements under the SRA scheme in 3 easy steps:Step 1: take your self-assessment and obtain your personal development planStep 2: choose from over 800 legal CPD courses in over 42 areas of law, delivered by expert speakersStep 3: print off your SRA Competency Statem ... See more

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The Perils of Youth - Cases Involving Minors

with Helen Trotter

This course, delivered by experienced lecturer and barrister Helen Trotter, will provide viewers with a round-up of recent case law involving minors. The following three cases will be considered in detail: Woodland v Essex County Council (2013) West Sussex County Council v Pierce (2013) Andrew Risk v Rose Bruford College (2013)

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An introduction to birth injuries for lawyers

with Datalaw Team

The field of medical and clinical negligence is complex not only in terms of law but also emotionally demanding nature of the claims involved. Those who practice in this area must have both the legal and medical knowledge to handle such claims in a competent and sensitive manner. This series of webinars is aimed at those who are new to the field of clinical/medical negligence work, and will offer an introduction to birth injuries and the surrounding issues to those who wish to move into this fascinating area of litigation.

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The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013

with Abigail Stamp

The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act was introduced with the aim to cut the costs of doing business in Britain and increase consumer and business confidence whilst helping to create jobs in the private sector. Section 69 of the Act, which is now in force with the result employees only being able to seek compensation when an employer is shown as being at fault or negligent. This course, delivered by barrister James Bentley, will provide viewers with an overview of the background to the reform and why it was needed. In addition, the cha ... See more

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Selecting and Instructing Experts

with Gary Barker

This course is aimed at Civil and PI practitioners who are involved in the selection and instruction of experts in civil litigation matters. During this webinar experienced lecturer Gary Barker will examine the rules relating to the instruction of experts and will consider the issues to be aware of when doing so. This course will offer practical hints and tips which solicitors can use in practice, and as such, will be of interest to trainees, paralegals and legal executives who wish to develop their understanding in this area.

3.5

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QOCS and Fundamental Dishonesty

with Gary Barker

Funding and costs in personal injury cases have undergone significant change since the implementation of the Jackson Reforms. The introduction of qualified one-way costs shifting (QOCS), which shields personal injury claimants from having to pay the legal costs of defendants, even if their cases are unsuccessful, is particularly important, however an exemption can be made if the claimant is deemed to have been ‘fundamentally dishonest’.This course will attempt to answer some of the questions regarding the QOCS cost regime whic ... 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

3.3

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Provisional and Summary Cost Assessment

with Gary Barker

Assessment of costs is a crucial if you are to achieve the most advantageous result for your client. This course will focus on the assessment of inter parties or between party costs namely, summary and provisional assessment and is a must for PI and civil practitioners who handle such cases. It is no secret that judges dislike summary assessment and will look to avoid them at all costs but the provisional assessment procedure is less than ideal; an assessment by the Judge on paper only, it allows no opportunity for either party to make represe ... See more

4.5

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Summary Judgements

with Datalaw Team

Summary judgement is a procedural process used in civil litigation by which any of the parties or the court can expeditiously dispose of all or part of a case without a trial. In accordance with CPR 24.2, a summary judgement will be granted in circumstances where the claimant has no real prospect of success or there are no other compelling reason for a trial to take place e.g. when the material facts of the case are not disputed.Aimed to avoid unnecessary trials and achieve active case management, summary judgements can also serve ... See more

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Small Claims

with Gary Barker

Although the small claims track is designed to be a quick, straightforward and cheap process in which legal representation is not necessarily required, the increase in the maximum value for civil matters (up to £10,000 or up to £1,000 for personal injury and housing disrepair cases), has undoubtedly impacted upon the number of clients obtaining legal advice in order to determine the strength of their case before proceeding. This course will offer practical guidance on how to a run small track cases from inception to enforcement as cost effec ... See more

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Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme

with Gary Barker

The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme (CICS) is a government funded scheme which serves to compensate victims of violent crime. It also represents a growth area for many PI practitioners seeking to increase their revenue stream in the post-Jackson era. This course is essential viewing for those who would like to expand their area of expertise and wish to add handling applications for compensation through the CICS to their case load. This course is aimed at solicitors with little or no knowledge of this specialist area of PI practice and wi ... See more

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Jackson Reforms - Avoiding Professional Negligence Claims

with Peter Causton

Following the introduction of the new Civil Procedure Rules in April 2013 and the subsequent Jackson Reforms, there has been a significant increase in claims against solicitors, particularly in respect of relief from sanctions application deadlines being missed. There has also been an increase parties being penalised for unreasonable refusal to mediate, which begs the question will an increase in mediation lead to an increase in claims against mediators also? This course, delivered by experienced mediator and deputy district judge Peter Causto ... See more

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