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Ed Crosse

Ed Crosse

President of London Solicitors Litigation Association and Partner, Simmons & Simmons

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First reported case on the shorter trials scheme
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First reported case on the shorter trials scheme

Questions have been answered on whether cases can be transferred into the STS and whether this case fell within the class of cases appropriate for...
25 Feb 2016
Cutting down costs 'and delays in litigation
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Cutting down costs 'and delays in litigation

Ed Crosse provides an overview of the recently launched pilot schemes for shorter and flexible trials in commercial cases
3 Nov 2015
Insolvency rules: a debtor's charter for delay?
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Insolvency rules: a debtor's charter for delay?

When faced with a defendant who has no incentive to pay, getting an interim fee is essential, says Ed Crosse
19 Mar 2014