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Griffiths v TUI UK Limited: Can “uncontroverted” expert evidence be challenged?

1st Sep 2020

Ian Denham has written an article considering the recent judgment of Spencer J in Griffiths v TUI UK Limited [2020] EWHC 2268 (QB), which considered “a fundamental question concerning the proper approach of a court towards expert evidence which is ‘uncontroverted’”.

Barton checks in with… Cheryl Palmer-Hughes

1st Jul 2020

In the first edition of ‘Barton Checks In With’, Paul checks in for a virtual coffee with Cheryl Palmer-Hughes, Partner at Irwin Mitchell (Manchester), to find out a bit more about how she got into travel law and why she enjoys it so much.

Hutchinson v MAPFRE & OBeach: Why Consumer Protection Cannot be Contractually Excluded

1st Jul 2020

Sarah Crowther QC explains how protection for consumers cannot be subject to contractual exclusion by insurers. Her landmark personal injury case in Spain provides welcome clarification of the consumer provisions.

Stopping the Clock – Limitation in Foreign Law Claims

30th Jun 2020

Daniel Clarke explores the scope of the Rome II Regulation as laid out in Pandya v Intersalonika General Insurance Company.

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Griffiths v TUI UK Limited: Can “uncontroverted” expert evidence be challenged?

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