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Comparators considered part 2

The decisions in McBride v UK Insurance and Clayton v EUI Limited [2017] EWCA Civ 144 in a sense represented a […]

The common law on the doctrine of illegality as a defence to liability in its various forms changed last year, but the

Anyone who undertakes work in the field of credit hire will be well aware of the distorting effect on the

Andrew Hogan / January 22, 2017

Road traffic accident claims, often involve claims by both parties (or more than two parties) that the other(s) are at

Andrew Hogan / December 11, 2016

As has been observed elsewhere, the role of credit hire cars in the late twentieth century and early twenty first

Andrew Hogan / December 8, 2016

Each year, I give a number of seminars to the profession. I speak at the Ropewalk Chambers Personal Injury conference

Andrew Hogan / November 22, 2016

In the view of many lawyers, part 36 is one of the most tricky and technical parts of the Civil

Andrew Hogan / October 13, 2016

Section 147 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 has been heavily amended by section 9 and Schedule 3 of the

Andrew Hogan / September 17, 2016

An important issue in credit hire litigation if a claim fails, is the extent to which a successful defendant, can

Its always a pleasure to go to the Court of Appeal. The judges are bright, focused and polite. The work