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GPs urged to use “three strikes and rethink” approach following death of 27 year old
It is pleasing to see the introduction of the initiative known as Jess’s Rule, brought in on 23rd September 2023 by the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England. The initiative follows the tragic death of Jessica Brady, who sadly passed away from...
Nalders acts for successful Defendant in claim concerning execution and the doctrine of laches
On 3 May 2023, HHJ Paul Matthews handed down judgment in James -v- Scudamore [2023] EWHC 996 (Ch). Nalders, instructing James Kirby of Counsel, acted for the successful First Defendant, confirming the validity of the Wills and Codicils of her late aunt and uncle....
Key time limits for debt recovery claims
Every business will experience problems with late or non-payers at some point during its trading life. This can be time consuming and frustrating when what you really want to do is just get on with what your business does best. But how long do you have to negotiate?...
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Options for enforcing a judgment for payment
"Getting a court judgment against a debtor is great, finally some validation that you were right all along (usually after a long fight). Unfortunately, turning that judgment into actual money can be a whole separate adventure, especially when the debtor suddenly...
GPs urged to use “three strikes and rethink” approach following death of 27 year old
It is pleasing to see the introduction of the initiative known as Jess’s Rule, brought in on 23rd September 2023 by the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England. The initiative follows the tragic death of Jessica Brady, who sadly passed away from...
AI of the Storm: The Dangers of Generative AI for Litigants in Person
Since our establishment in 1783, Nalders has practised litigation in various capacities. We have acted in cases against parties represented by leading law firms, as well as those acting as litigants in person. Litigation is expensive. That reality is well...