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14/11/2017
Law Brief Publishing has just released “A practical guide to QOCS and Fundamental Dishonesty” written by James Bentley.
There has been much discussion as to what exactly fundamental dishonesty means and when it will apply. As it stands, and despite the lack of appellate authority on the matter, the County Courts are becoming more and more used to dealing with allegations of fundamental dishonesty in personal injury cases, and specifically within the context of qualified one way costs shifting.
By drawing on the numerous reported decisions that deal with the concept, as well as the author’s own extensive experience, this book explains what fundamental dishonesty means in practice, what to look for, the pitfalls to avoid, and the consequences if it is proved. Specifically covered are:
The book is written with both claimant and defendant practitioners in mind.
To find out more about the publication please click here.
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