Chancery on Jackson E-mail
October 2009
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The Chancery Bar Association has published a detailed 88-page response to the preliminary Jackson Review into civil litigation costs.

It recommends that judges take a greater role in case management and make more “bold” decisions about direction, scope of disclosure, witness statements and suchlike.

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Labels: Litigation, Civil

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