11th March, 2011
Here is your first chance to win a Kindle! The question: How many cancellation reasons do we allow? To enter the competition you must: Be following Box Legal on Twitter - Follow us now by clicking here: http://twitter.com/BoxLeg
More...9th March, 2011
Guess what? We are holding our first competition - and the prize is an Amazon Kindle! We are running it via Twitter and this blog. To enter you must: Be following Box Legal on Twitter - Follow us now by clicking here: http://twitter.com/BoxLegal
More...8th March, 2011
I am not sure if you know this but we allow free cancellation of After the Event policies for a number of different reasons - 7 to be precise namely: Lack of client instructions Poor propects of success Low quantum Admin error BTE Insurance di
More...3rd March, 2011
The Issues: The Claimant retained solicitors to pursue her personal injury claim. Their retainer letter to her said: "If your claim is disputed by your opponent and you decide not to pursue your claim then we will not make a
More...1st March, 2011
Well I am a bloke so this is good news for me - lower insurance premiums! Unfortunately (don't tell her I said this), I am married to a woman so my lower premiums will be balanced by her higher ones. The European Court of Justice
More...25th February, 2011
Have you ever wondered why so many potential clients are keen as mustard for you to conduct their claim while they are on the phone and then vanish off the face of the earth as soon as you send them
More...23rd February, 2011
The Issues: This dental negligence claim was settled without the issue of Court Proceedings, but the Defendants argued that the Claimant was not entitled to recover a success fee on the basis that they had not been given information regarding
More...21st February, 2011
Yes well, it worked for The Sun (or something similar). I remember when spam meant something completely different. I used to enjoy it made into fritters and served with chips and baked beans. Difficult to get it in cafes these
More...17th February, 2011
The Issues: In breach of the Law Society’s Code of Conduct, solicitors for the successful Claimant had failed to provide that Claimant with regular costs estimates. The defendant argued that the Solicitors’ Code of Conduct had statutory force (because it
More...15th February, 2011
So it is all over. After hours of preparation ensuring all 'i's were dotted and 't's crossed, you have finally submitted your Jackson Consultation Response document. If like me this took precedence over an evening out with the Mrs (I had
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