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Solicitors' Risks in Brief October 2018

Published 11 octubre 2018

Overview

Claim Worries 2018

Regulatory

The SRA's Risk Outlook
SRA Warning Notices: Take Heed

 Other articles

Guidance for drafting witness statements
Change in the direction of judicial thinking since Lewis v Ward Hadaway
Another Headache for Conveyancing Solicitors
No Games – High Court rules Solicitors are under no duty to highlight Claimants errors
The assessment of damages in a claim for loss of chance

 

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Phil Murrin

Phil Murrin

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Catrin Davies

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Newport

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Newcastle

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Catrin Davies

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