Personal Injury Practice
6th Edition
Published on 28. February 2014
Book
Paperback/Softback
664 pages
978-1-78043-195-6 (ISBN)
Description
Personal Injury Practice is a step-by-step guide to personal injury litigation practice written by a highly respected team of authors. It provides everything needed to conduct efficient and successful PI litigation for claimants and sets out authoritative guidance at every stage of proceedings from first interview with a client to the end of an appeal.
Written in a unique case management-led style, it approaches the subject with best practice always at the fore. Helpful specimen letters and precedents are included in the text.
The new edition covers the numerous developments in the field of PI and includes new chapters on:
Accidents abroad
Group actions
The new computer portal system for claims up to GBP25,000
This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Personal Injury Law online service.
Written in a unique case management-led style, it approaches the subject with best practice always at the fore. Helpful specimen letters and precedents are included in the text.
The new edition covers the numerous developments in the field of PI and includes new chapters on:
Accidents abroad
Group actions
The new computer portal system for claims up to GBP25,000
This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Personal Injury Law online service.
More details
Edition
6th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
Hardback (stationery)
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Thickness: 35 mm
Weight
992 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-78043-195-6 (9781780431956)
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Schweitzer Classification
Other editions
Previous edition
Andrew Buchan | Jenny Kennedy | Eliot Woolf
Personal Injury Practice
Book
06/2008
5th Edition
Tottel Publishing
€98.00
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Persons
Andrew Buchan, barrister at Cloisters, Jenny Kennedy, partner at Anthony Gold and Eliot Woolf, barrister at Outer Temple Chambers, all of whom are well known experts in their field. This combination of counsel and practising partner ensure that the work covers the needs of both sides of the profession.
Content
Part I Preparation
Chapter 1 Case management: in house
Chapter 2 Case management: by the courts
Chapter 3 Portal claims
Chapter 4 Small claims track
Chapter 5 Fast track and the protocols
Chapter 6 Multi track
Chapter 7 Funding
Chapter 8 The initial interview and the claimant's proof
Chapter 9 Urgent action
Chapter 10 Preliminary correspondence and the letter of claim
Chapter 11 Collecting evidence
Chapter 12 Evidence: non expert evidence on liability and quantum
Chapter 13 Evidence: expert evidence on liability and quantum
Chapter 14 Negotiations and offers
Part II Issue to trial
Chapter 15 Alternative dispute resolution
Chapter 16 Issue and service
Chapter 17 Claimant's statement of case
Chapter 18 The defence, Part 18 requests for further information, connected proceedings, judgment in default, summary judgment and admissions
Chapter 19 Applications
Chapter 20 Non-compliance with court orders
Chapter 21 Disclosure and inspection
Chapter 22 Review of evidence
Chapter 23 Preparing for trial
Chapter 24 The trial
Chapter 25 Costs
Chapter 26 Handling the award
Chapter 27 Appeals
Part III Special problems
Chapter 28 Limitation of actions
Chapter 29 Fatal accidents
Chapter 30 Claimants under a legal disability
Chapter 31 Disease cases
Chapter 32 Claims for injuries caused by stress at work
Chapter 33 Liability for products and premises
Chapter 34 Motor drivers and owners
Chapter 35 Criminal injuries
Part IV Appendices
Appendix A Proofs and witness statements
Appendix B Specimen correspondence
Appendix C Specimen schedules of special damages
Appendix D Useful addresses
Appendix E Fixed recoverable costs: fast track claims
Appendix F Pre-action protocol for low value personal injury claims in road traffic accidents from 31 July 2013
Appendix G Pre-action protocol for low value personal injury (employers' liability and public liability) claims
Appendix H Cost case conference direction
Chapter 1 Case management: in house
Chapter 2 Case management: by the courts
Chapter 3 Portal claims
Chapter 4 Small claims track
Chapter 5 Fast track and the protocols
Chapter 6 Multi track
Chapter 7 Funding
Chapter 8 The initial interview and the claimant's proof
Chapter 9 Urgent action
Chapter 10 Preliminary correspondence and the letter of claim
Chapter 11 Collecting evidence
Chapter 12 Evidence: non expert evidence on liability and quantum
Chapter 13 Evidence: expert evidence on liability and quantum
Chapter 14 Negotiations and offers
Part II Issue to trial
Chapter 15 Alternative dispute resolution
Chapter 16 Issue and service
Chapter 17 Claimant's statement of case
Chapter 18 The defence, Part 18 requests for further information, connected proceedings, judgment in default, summary judgment and admissions
Chapter 19 Applications
Chapter 20 Non-compliance with court orders
Chapter 21 Disclosure and inspection
Chapter 22 Review of evidence
Chapter 23 Preparing for trial
Chapter 24 The trial
Chapter 25 Costs
Chapter 26 Handling the award
Chapter 27 Appeals
Part III Special problems
Chapter 28 Limitation of actions
Chapter 29 Fatal accidents
Chapter 30 Claimants under a legal disability
Chapter 31 Disease cases
Chapter 32 Claims for injuries caused by stress at work
Chapter 33 Liability for products and premises
Chapter 34 Motor drivers and owners
Chapter 35 Criminal injuries
Part IV Appendices
Appendix A Proofs and witness statements
Appendix B Specimen correspondence
Appendix C Specimen schedules of special damages
Appendix D Useful addresses
Appendix E Fixed recoverable costs: fast track claims
Appendix F Pre-action protocol for low value personal injury claims in road traffic accidents from 31 July 2013
Appendix G Pre-action protocol for low value personal injury (employers' liability and public liability) claims
Appendix H Cost case conference direction