UK Civil Litigation: Dealing With The Courts - Update 2024

I cover the following topics relating to applications and filing documents and court and other matters, below:
6.30 Delays with courts, calls and emails
11.00 Transcripts of court hearings
13.00 Filing documents at court
16.00 Can I choose the court?
17.30 Calculating your losses and avoiding
strike out
19.30 Abuse of Process contempt of court,
injunction applications
25.30 - Summary judgment and
making applications / evidence
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[@Jarman-y3b]

Great stuff for me to hear 👍

[@krisha58]

Great video

[@chezachez]

Thank you court wingman, today 23.01.2025, i walked out of civil money claim I brought about in relation to being over charged by my energy provider… long story short please do another video focusing on how the judge wants the little gun in person to present I was taking aback but the judge said go and adjourns and make a settlement…. I agreed to half the amount and then we agreed to split the costs of the claim by half I didn’t win but it was a success. Thank you and let’s get more detail and videos of the particulars on the civil claims track….we need 60 mins at least!! Thanks once again….ps your RUclips needs more SEO and increased serps…you channel is actual the best one for uk…I wished you’d expand

[@naomidean2288]

Can I ask a specific question on CPR part 8 which states that no default judgement can be made even if there is no AOS or defence filed. I am not clear then what the procedure is , will the claim go straight to a district judge on a fast track and a hearing be held without defence being allowed or would there be an option to change the claim to be heard as non defend and default judgement made ? Thank you 😃

[@zogzog1063]

As a defence litigator of 25 years experience there are by and large three defences. First, In the minority you defend on the merits. Second, negotiate. You use the 'threat' of defending, to compromise, Third; obfuscate, delay, bluff etc. In my opinion the third is seriously unsatisfactory and does not suit my style but the reality is that you are obligated to do the best for your client ... and well, what can I say? it seems to work. Anyway I have moved from litigation to property law and have less stress.