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When can Contribution Claims run into trouble?


Insolvency and Contribution Claims make uneasy companions in the professional liability sphere….

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What’s new in lawyers’ liability in autumn 2024?


Returning from the summer break is a good time to take stock…

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What’s gone wrong with the law of contempt?


In this article, Helen Evans KC, William Harman and Samuel Cuthbert of 4 New Square Chambers take a look at what has gone wrong with the…

Where’s the limit? A recent contrasting pair of lawyers’ liability cases on duty and limitation


A recent pair of lawyers’ liability cases have looked at the issue of continuing duties and limitation in two contrasting circumstances: one where the solicitors realised…

Professional Liability and Coverage Update: 2023 in review and a look ahead to 2024


Overview Many of the significant professional liability cases in 2023 dealt with the issue of just how far duties extend – and to whom they…

Counterfactuals, concealment and contributory negligence: what the latest instalment in the Primeo litigation has to tell us about loss and limitation


On 15 November 2023, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (“the Privy Council”) handed down judgment in the second part of the appeal by Primeo…

Commercial litigation concerns and trends – autumn 2023


4 New Square’s commercial litigation networking breakfast provided a useful forum to take the temperature on what is happening in the market.  Some parts of the…

What’s new in lawyers’ liability?


Every September, many members of 4 New Square are involved in updating Jackson & Powell on Professional Liability. Helen Evans KC identifies some interesting and disparate…

What’s in a name? “A lot”, the press would answer


There has been a spate of recent cases where professionals involved as respondents in disciplinary proceedings have sought anonymity orders in their favour. Helen Evans KC…

Why are there so many cases against lawyers for contempt of court?


There has been a spate of cases in the past couple of years where contempt of court proceedings have been brought against lawyers. Prompted by the…

Professional liability and coverage update: 2022 in review


Overview By far the most significant number of professional liability cases in 2022 dealt with the existence or scope of professionals’ duties. The case of…

Can the tables ever be turned: when can professionals sue their clients for breaching duties to them?


When professionals are sued, it’s not unusual for them to make an assertion that their clients were “up to something”, or to complain that they had…

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