Professional Liability and Regulatory Conference 2024
Professional Liability and Regulatory Conference 2024
It has been a momentous year in the law of deliberate concealment…
Professional Liability and Regulatory Conference 2024
Speakers: Neil Hext KC and Benjamin Fowler In two recent cases, Ashraf v. Lester Dominic…
Roger Stewart KC explores when lawyers owe duties to third parties and considers two recent cases: Ashraf v Lester Dominic, concerning solicitors in conveyancing transactions, and…
Graeme McPherson KC and Miles Harris survey the operation of the aggregation provisions to be found in different PI wordings, including the Solicitors Minimum Term and Conditions, and…
Speakers: Daniel Saoul KC, Mark Cullen and Seohyung Kim Dan, Mark and Seohyung give a whistlestop tour of some of the tools available for holding directors to account, and for…
Following Amathus Drinks v EAGK LLP, Paul Mitchell KC and Isabel Barter explore auditors’ duties of care to third parties, focusing on the critical issues of purpose, knowledge…
Ben Patten KC and Michael Bowmer look at the landmark decision of the Court of Appeal in Churchill v. Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council [2023] EWCA Civ…
Jamie Smith KC and Will Birch analyse the two main types of accessory liability claims that may be brought against professionals: for dishonest assistance and knowing receipt. Each…
Siân Mirchandani KC and Paul Fisher provide a summary of the key points of principle in recent cases relating to the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA 2022). What…
Solicitors routinely assist their clients in asserting privilege in the ordinary course of litigation, and they are also familiar with the implied waiver which releases the…
Regulators continue to grapple with when it is and is not appropriate to take action against solicitors or barristers who are accused of misconduct in their…
Speakers: Helen Evans KC and Marie-Claire O’Kane We will be exploring the range of different tactics used by professionals try to limit or exclude their liability, identifying where they…
By Carl Troman, Barrister and Mediator at 4 New Square Chambers Four…
What should claimants do when limitation is about to expire? Noting the…
There has been a spate of cases in the past couple of…
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