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Court Fee Remission: Gibbs v King’s College NHS
Court Fee Remission: Gibbs v King’s College NHS Court Fees and Court Fee Remission Court fees act as an acid test of the seriousness in bringing a claim, and also provide funding for the legal system. Thus, in personal injury and other types of court or...
Pre-Action Protocol for Professional Negligence
Pre-Action Protocol for Professional Negligence What is the Pre-Action Protocol for Professional Negligence? The Pre-Action Protocol for Professional Negligence was introduced in July 2001 and sets out a "code of good practice" for Claimants to follow...
Pre-Action Protocol for Personal Injury Claims
Pre-Action Protocol for Personal Injury Claims The Pre-Action Protocol for personal injury claims aims to set out certain standards which both parties are expected to follow in personal injury claims before Court proceedings are issued. Whether a...
Judicial Review Pre Action Protocol
Judicial Review Pre Action Protocol What is Judicial Review? Judicial Review is a type of proceedings undertaken in the High Court within England and Wales. During Judicial Review Court proceedings, a judge can examine the way a decision has been...
Pre Action Protocol: Clinical Negligence
Pre Action Protocol: Clinical Negligence What is the Pre-Action Protocol: Clinical Negligence? The pre- action protocol for the resolution of clinical disputes was introduced by the Clinical Disputes Forum to settle medical negligence claims whilst mitigating...
Pre Action Protocol: Procedures and Legal Costs
Pre-Action Protocol: Procedures and Legal Costs The pre-action protocols form part of the Civil Procedure Rules and sets out the specific procedures to follow before the issuing of proceedings. The objective of pre-action protocols is to encourage the...