By Annie Townley The law of frustration has reared its head at some memorable moments in British history: King Edward…
HMCTS weekly operational summary on courts and tribunals during coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
Please follow this link to view the HMCTS operational position summary for week commencing Monday 1 June 2020.
Interest on Special Damages
By Lois Norris On 1 June 2020, the Court Funds Office varied the special account rate of interest for the…
Judicial early neutral evaluation during coronavirus, friend or foe?
By Rebecca Livesey Courts across the jurisdiction have struggled for years to run small claim and fast track lists efficiently…
How will the ‘Covid-Economy’ affect personal injury litigation?
By Gemma Roberts Personal injury and clinical negligence practices, as with much of life, are undergoing sudden and profound changes…
HMCTS weekly operational summary on courts and tribunals during coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
Please follow this link to view the HMCTS operational position summary for week commencing Monday 25 May 2020.
Returning to work in the time of coronavirus – Part 3
By Anthony Korn In my previous two posts I referred to the protection against dismissal by sections 100(c),(d) and (e) of…
Will Covid-19 Lead to a Spike of Personal Injury Claims?
By Richard Grimshaw & Dr. Neil Shastri-Hurst One of the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a paradigm shift…
HMCTS weekly operational summary on courts and tribunals during coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
Please follow this link to view the HMCTS operational position summary for week commencing Monday 18 May 2020.
Returning to work in the time of coronavirus-part 2
By Anthony Korn The Government has now published its guidance on the steps employers should take to enable employees to return…