Practice Notes
Former Health Ministers Mellor and Patten to give evidence at Infected Blood Inquiry
The former ministers will give evidence today (19 May) and tomorrow (20 May)
Cost budgeting in multi-track cases
Ivan Goodsell explains when a cost budget is required and how submissions function in multi-track cases.
Browne Jacobson successfully appeal PI claim against Fulham Football Club
Judgment confirmed test for civil liability in competitive sports settings should be set very high
Sentencing Council publishes revised child sexual offences sentencing guidelines
The new guidelines will take effect on 31 May 2022
Pension sharing upon divorce
Annabel Andreou explains the different ways in which pensions may be treated in the context of divorce
Court of Appeal decision specifies what information is required in bills of costs
All firms should consider whether they include the requisite information in bills of costs
‘No fault divorce’: a change for the better?
Karin Walker weights the procs and cons of the no fault divorce law
Legal profession reacts to Queen’s Speech
There has been disappointment that the Employment Bill was omitted for the third year running
Civil procedure rules: extension of video or audio hearings
Ed Patton considers how the convenience of remote hearings must be balanced with open justice
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