Most injured claimants are unaware of the possible consequences when Fundamental Dishonesty is alleged against them when they bring a personal injury claim. They should be, as the consequences may be catastrophic for them. Fundamental Dishonesty, if proved in Court to the satisfaction of a Judge, occurs when the ‘Claimant’ Read more…
Personal injury Clients will often be advised by their Solicitors about making sensible offers to their opponents’ solicitors or insurers. These offers are made under Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules which regulate how litigation is to be conducted between parties. So what is Part 36? Part 36 of Read more…
The late Mrs June Clark made thirteen separate wills between 2004 and her death in 2016, all of which were deemed invalid because she executed a mirror will with her husband in 2000, which has been upheld as being a mutual will. Mutual wills are wills that are made by Read more…