Articles

  • Security For Costs CPR Part 25 Section VI

    Security for Costs in England & Wales: Guidance for Corporate Claimants and Defendants A clear explanation of what security for costs is, when the court will order it, and how recent case law informs applications against companies and, in limited cases, individuals. What is Security for Costs? Security for costs is a court order requiring […]

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  • Loss of the Ability to Bring Litigation

    The Loss of the Ability to Bring Litigation: Legal Principles, Consequences, and Remedies This article examines the situation where a valid claim becomes time barred or otherwise non viable due to a lawyer’s negligence, depriving the client of their day in court. It explores the duties solicitors owe to prevent such losses, how English law […]

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  • Promissory Estoppel

    Promissory Estoppel Introduction Promissory estoppel, sometimes called waiver by estoppel, is an equitable doctrine in contract law that prevents a party from reneging on a promise if the other party has relied on that promise to their detriment. It is a principle designed to stop a promisor from going back on a clear promise made […]

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