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Why mediate?

Mediation Guide: Finding Resolution Through Dialogue** What is Mediation? Mediation stands as a beacon of hope in the often turbulent seas of dispute. It is a structured, yet flexible, process that empowers conflicting parties to collaboratively seek solutions. Unlike...

PPI claims landmark ruling extends period of unfair relationship.

In the landmark case of Smith v Royal Bank of Scotland Plc [2023] UKSC 34, the Supreme Court’s ruling carries significant implications, emphasising the enduring nature of unfairness in consumer-bank relationships, particularly concerning payment protection...

The Power of Mediation: A Testament to Resolving Complex Disputes

The Power of Mediation: A Testament to Resolving Complex Disputes Introduction In the recent case of Ghenavat & Ors v Lyons [2023] EWHC 2428 (KB), the High Court delved into a tumultuous legal battle stemming from a breakdown in the relationship between business...

Fixed recoverable costs

Encouraging Mediation: Unlocking the Potential of Exceptional Circumstances in Fixed Recoverable Costs Introduction In the realm of legal proceedings, finding ways to encourage parties to mediate disputes is essential for efficient resolution. The Civil Procedure...

Fixed costs – new Part 36 costs rule

Enhancements in Fixed Costs Cases: The Evolving Landscape of Civil Procedure Rules Part 36 Introduction Civil Procedure Rules Part 36 is undergoing transformative changes in fixed costs cases, marking a significant departure from the traditional approach of awarding...