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Witness Statement of Joanne Beattie

24 April 2018
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A copy of the statement can be found here >

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Insurance Newsletter - April 2025 17 Apr 2025

In this newsletter, our Insurance team explores the latest news and developments in insurance law.

 
Final Report: Civil Justice Council assesses enforcement practice in England and Wales
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Final Report: Civil Justice Council assesses enforcement practice in England and Wales 16 Apr 2025

The Civil Justice Council (CJC) has recently published their final report on enforcement in England and Wales, which you can access via this link here, following a call for evidence and break-out sessions at the CJC's National Forum.

The report aims to make enforcement more efficient and effective while ensuring fairness and protecting vulnerable defendants. To achieve this, a working group was formed, including representatives from debt advice agencies, the enforcement industry, the Ministry of Justice (MOJ), HMCTS, and members of the judiciary. DWF's Nicola Critchley was the Insurance member on the group.

 
From the coalface: DWF Chambers Courtroom Insights
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From the coalface: DWF Chambers Courtroom Insights 16 Apr 2025

From bomb scares and fire drills, to the sudden illness of a key witness, or surprising concessions during cross examination, you never quite know what is going to happen in the court room.

Litigation can be, and often is, unpredictable! From time to time, the unforeseen element may be the outcome itself.

How should you handle an unexpected or unforeseen decision by a judge?