Protecting your clients against undue influence claims – Article by Marie-Claire Bleasdale
Marie-Claire Bleasdale was invited by STEP Journal to give practical advice to practitioners on how to protect their clients against unjust claims of undue influence in court. Subscribers can read Marie-Claire’s piece here.
Video: How to wipe the slate clean: a DIY instructional video
No need to cry over spilt milk when you have handymen Tom Dumont KC and Piers Feltham’s step-by-step guide to correcting trustees’ mistakes, taking you through the history and development of the court’s jurisdiction, recent case law, criteria to be satisfied and pitfalls to be avoided. Please email events@radcliffechambers.com if you have any questions or […]
Video: Contracts, communication and mediation – Taking a collaborative approach to varying terms
Video: Junior Programme: Private Client – Contentious Probate Litigation
In this webinar Jonathan Edwards discuss commonly experienced procedural problems in probate litigation, including the caveat and citation procedures, ensuring that the relevant parties are bound by the decision, and putting a settlement agreement into effect. Sophia Rogers explores the issues of undue influence and fraudulent calumny in probate claims, including a summary review of […]
Video: Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill – COVID provisions & provisions on supply contracts
Video: Charity trustees: powers, duties and control by the court
In this webinar Robert Pearce KC discusses the current law relating to the control of charity trustees by the court in the light of the decision of the Supreme Court in Lehtimaki v Cooper. Matthew Mills then discusses the key sources and recent authorities on how charity trustees should exercise their powers and discharge their […]
Video: Junior Programme: Property – Trecarrell House Ltd v Rouncefield and the recent Law Commission report
In this webinar Emma Loizou considers the Court of Appeal decision in Trecarrell House Ltd v Rouncefield [2020] EWCA Civ 760 and Natalie Pratt discusses the recent Law Commission report on reinvigorating commonhold. Junior Programme events are aimed at recently qualified lawyers and consist of an hour long seminar covering topical issues such as recent […]
What duties does a SIPP provider owe its clients? – Article by Henry Day
What duties does a SIPP provider owe its clients? In the second of two articles for LexisPSL, Henry Day considers the continuing tension between the courts, the FOS and the FCA, following the Ombudsman’s recent determination against Carey Pensions. Subscribers can read the article here.
Video: Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill – the new statutory moratorium and restructuring plan
Video: The impact of COVID-19 on the main stages of litigation
