Today the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the case of Herbert v HH Law Limited. A copy of […]

Tomorrow, at 10 am the Court of Appeal (Sir Terence Etherton MR and Lindblom and Asplin LJJ) will hand down

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Yesterday argument concluded in the Court of Appeal at 5pm, in the case of Herbert v HH Law Limited. The

For seven hundred years the common law courts set their faces against strangers to a case financially supporting its litigation

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Assuming that the issues have been sufficiently telegraphed to the putatively dishonest party, how is fundamental dishonesty to be defined?

It is sad to say, that fraud is present in a significant number of cases in personal injury litigation. Whether