Results of the general election and Brexit negotiations may lead to volatile times ahead, as well as trigger an increase in claims, suggests Julia
Professional negligence claim was time barred and with no real prospect of success, cour
Charges relate to conduct in months leading up to firm’s closure i
In Malins v SRA, Mostyn J has overlooked the strong reasons why there is a subjective aspect of dishonesty in disciplinary cases, write Ben Hubble QC and Hele
Nick Bird and Laura Stocks consider the impact on solicitors of a number of recent decisions, including a Supreme Court case revisitin
Bird & Bird solicitor failed to carry out investigations that would have revealed planne
The duty to disclose evidential issues affecting a client’s case is onerous, but solicitors engaging in public law litigation must be aware of it, warns Patric
Michael Colledge discusses the aggregation of ‘related’ matters or transactions in claims against solicitors following AIG
