I am giving a webinar on the 3rd September 2020 “Pleadings (statements of case) for personal injury lawyers”.
“It is important that parties properly distinguish between a concise statement of facts and recitation of the evidence upon which they seek to prove such facts. Every bar student is taught that they should plead facts and not evidence, but it is regrettably a distinction that is all too often lost sight of and is increasingly responsible for extraordinary prolixity in pleadings”
THE MATTERS COVERED IN THE WEBINAR
- What should be on the claim form?
- What must the particulars of claim contain?
- Problem areas in drafting the particulars
- What must the claimant plead?
- What should the defence contain?
- When do you need to file a reply or a defence to counterclaim?
- Part 18 requests – what can, and what can’t, they contain?
- Amending statements of case
- Statements of case at trial
- Avoiding the pitfalls of pleading
DETAILS OF HOW TO BOOK
Are available through the link here.
PERSONAL INJURY: LIABILITY AND DAMAGES 