Professional Negligence News

PNLA Conference Dublin 26 September 2019 as reported by the Law Society of Ireland Link to article Law Society Gazette Ireland  

Ivor Collett – Crown Office Chambers – PNBA Accredited Adjudicator Litigation Futures article – 22 August 2019 – Posted by Nick Hilborne Litigation Futures – Link to article with comments from PNBA Panel Adjudicator Ivor Collett PNLA Specialists Listing – Profile link

Luka Krsljanin  of  2 Temple Gardens http://www.2tg.co.uk/people/luka-krsljanin/ This article is based on a lecture given to the PNLA at its annual conference on 19th June 2019  The Disclosure Pilot in the Business & Property Courts (the provisions of which are set out in Practice Direction 51U of the CPR) came into effect on 1st January

The Government changed the way professional claims could be funded in the Legal Aid Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (LASPO Part 2). After 1 April 2013 in ‘no win no fee’ actions it became impossible to recover lawyer’s success fees and also a ban was placed on recovery of insurance premiums for After

Since 1996 judgments have been handed down in cases creating legal principles to find a balance for the financial liability between a negligent professional and their former client. As time passes many regard the assessment of this balance to be more difficult as new cases emerge. In 2017 judgment of the Supreme Court was handed

A landmark Supreme Court judgment in a professional negligence claim was handed down on 13 February 2019 – Perry v Raleys Solicitors [2019] UKSC. Raleys Solicitors, represented by Michael Pooles QC and Ben Quiney QC, were victorious in overturning the judgment of the Court of Appeal. The approach adopted in a particular case will determine