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Leeds Law Society are once again proud to announce that it will be taking part in Leeds Pride Parade 2019. This is a fantastic opportunity to show your support for the LGBT+ community and represent the legal sector, your firm and the Leeds Law Society.
We may not be able to guarantee summer sun but we can promise great food and company at our first Summer Networking Lunch for 2019 at the fabulous Brassiere Blanc.
The Official Journal of Leeds Law Society
Leeds Law Society is one of the largest and most respected societies in the country. We connect members locally while positioning and promoting the local legal sector on the national stage. We also work hard to increase dialogue with the business community, judiciary and the sector regulators.
Our members receive a wealth of benefits from being part of our 1,000+ community.
Leeds Law Society cannot provide legal advice. We do however offer a range of information and useful guides to help you with issues you may have.
Our Solicitor Directory is a free service for anyone looking for information about organisations or people providing legal services in the Leeds area that are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
Women in the Law 2018 – The largest international survey conducted on the topic of women in the law
Junior Lawyers Division Leeds: Why not get involved?
Update from President of The Law Society: for local law society members
2 July 2018 – Letter to the Prime Minister put together by the Professional & Business Services Council
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Leeds Law Society celebrates 100 years of women in the law. Our President Emma Pearmaine is MD of a West Yorkshire practice based in Leeds and Huddersfield.
In 1922 Huddersfield’s Mary Sykes became one of the first 4 female lawyers in England and Wales and opened her own practice in 1930 in what was described as ‘her rather independent manner’!
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Voluntary code of recruitment for trainee solicitors: a recommended standard of good practice for employers, students and higher education careers advisers and faculty staff.
Generation Y’s focus on varied tasks and work-life balance isn’t about being work-shy; it’s about being flexible to get the best out of employees, explains Charlotte Parkinson to the Solicitor’s Journal – 7 August
New SQE: The way in which legal careers are planned and managed has been brought sharply into focus by the SRA’s SQE plans.
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SRA Competency Approach
From 1 April 2015, the SRA’s traditional requirement that solicitors must obtain at least 16 hours Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points every year was replaced by a new approach called the SRA Competency Approach.
This has to be adopted by all solicitors from 1 November 2016.
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LawCare: promotes good mental health & wellbeing across the legal community & helps thousands of legal professionals cope with a range of issues.
SBA – The Solicitors Charity: provides grants & interest-free loans, support with career transition & access to bespoke personal insolvency advice to those in serious financial need.
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Events and Seminars open to our members from the Bar and Chambers in Leeds:
Please find a link below to events that may be of interest to members of Leeds Law Society organised by the school of Law, Leeds:
The Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims is made by the Master of the Rolls as Head of Civil Justice. The Protocol comes into force on 1 October 2017
This Protocol applies to any business (including sole traders and public bodies) claiming payment of a debt from an individual (including a sole trader).
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From 3rd October 2016 a Court Associate of the RCJ, Chancery Division, Rolls Building will approve and seal Tomlin Orders if:-
“And the solicitors having certified that the only relief sought in this claim/counterclaim is the payment
of money including any interest and costs, and that no ancillary relief has been sought at any stage”.
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New SRA Competency Approach
From 1 April 2015, the SRA’s traditional requirement that solicitors must obtain at least 16 hours Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points every year was replaced by a new approach called the SRA Competency Approach.
This has to be adopted by all solicitors from 1 November 2016.
Summary of New Approach
To achieve SRA competency (which must be declared on an annual basis before a practising certificate can be awarded) the new approach requires:
To use at a CCMC (Court and Costs Management Conference) as directed by Leeds Court
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To use at a CCMC (Court and Costs Management Conference) as directed by Leeds Court
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For filing, serving and for use at CCMC hearings in appropriate cases
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Cost budget Composite Summary (self calculating)
Guidance for Leeds Court Users
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Guidance for Leeds Court Users
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Guidance concerning the grant of injunctions (2)
To read the document in relation to the new High Court Listing period protocol please CLICK HERE.
For Leeds Court Users
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General Representation Sheet
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For Leeds Court Users
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Mortgage Possession representation sheet
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Rental Possession representation sheet
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App to Suspend Warrant of Possession representation sheet
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Return of Goods representation sheet
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Small Claims representation sheet
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App for Third Party Debt Order representation sheet
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Charging order representation sheet
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16a General Form of Undertaking
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Dear Subscriber,
Please note that the MOJ have issued a survey relating to LASPO – this is Part 2 – with a focus on Litigation Funding and Costs:
The survey can be found HERE
The MOJ have issued the following information with the survey:
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is undertaking a post-implementation review of Part 2 of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (LASPO).
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Instructions for court users regarding security procedures at the Leeds Combined Court Centre and a list of prohibited items (October 2017)
Since July 2017 all persons entering Leeds Combined Court Centre have been subject to a thorough search. The time that it is taking for people to access the building has been increased due to the number of items being confiscated.
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Please see the link below to the announcement of the appointment of Malcolm Davis-White QC as a Specialist Civil Circuit Judge in Leeds.
It is understood that he will heading the Chancery Division in Leeds and will commence his appointment on 06.12.16.
The delay in his appointment was so that he could finish a case that he was hearing as a High Court Judge of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court.
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Please see details of a pilot that will run for the next six months in Leeds and that relates to cost budgets:
PILOT SCHEME (6 months) Please note, the pilot has been extended so is continuing for the time being
PLEASE NOTE
With the intention of avoiding the expense and inconvenience of cost management and likewise the need to have a Costs and Case Management Conference the Chancery District Judges at Leeds District Registry with the support of the Vice Chancellor have introduced a new practice as follows:
PRACTICE
Provided that, when filing their Directions Questionnaires:
a) The parties express a wish to limit the extent of cost budgeting, and;
b) The parties also file agreed case management directions.
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The Companies Court at Leeds District Registry are currently trialling a new pilot. The aim of which is to eliminate the requirement to file “paper” documents in respect of winding up petitions and to be paperless so far as possible and to be digital in relation to this area of work.
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HM Courts and Tribunal Service will be offering all customers a Fee Account (FA) service for the purpose of paying court issue fees in all offices of the County Court and Family Court, all magistrates courts that deal with civil and family work, the County Court Money Claims Centre (Salford), the Royal Courts of Justice, probate registries and the Court of Protection from autumn 2014.
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Answers to frequently asked questions for court users
Updated 8 July 2014
1 Telephones
1.1 What time are the telephones manned in each of the sections at Leeds Court?
8.30am to 5pm.
1.2 Where can I find the numbers of the different sections?
The Court website lists all the different telephone numbers for each section.
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Leeds Law School – Law Clinic
Operating from recently refurbished premises at 10 Queen Square, Leeds Law School Law Clinic brings our students closer to the community in which they study. Regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority the Clinic provides a confidential environment for members of the community to seek free legal advice, while delivering a first class educational experience for our students, who can develop key transferable skills and improve their employability.
Make the time spent on your case and free advice pay
Download the PRO BONO PASSPORT for Litigants in Person.
Prepared by the Access to Justice Foundation.
Use this booklet to:
1. Record the time you, as an individual, have spent on a civil legal case (i.e. not criminal or family), p2-3
2.
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Leeds Law Society has kindly put together a collection of useful information for regular asked questions from the general public.
It includes website links and contact information for relevant organisations and charities that can further help with all your enquiries.
Public Information Sheet – CLICK HERE
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Personal Support Unit Leeds (PSU) is a branch of a national charity which won the Guardian Charity award 2014. We have a team of volunteers based in Leeds Combined Court who provide free support in the civil and family courts, with issues such as access to children, divorce, eviction and money claims.
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Anyone representing themselves in Leeds courts can access the support of a Personal Support Unit (PSU) volunteer, who will be able to provide information and practical support at all stages of the court process. To talk to a volunteer phone 0113 3062764 between 9.30-4.30 Mon-Fri.
To learn more about this service contact Hayley on leeds@thepsu.org.uk
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Prepared jointly by the Bar Council, CILEx and the Law Society offering practical advice for lawyers who face litigants in person in the civil courts and tribunals.
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Overview, key points and comment.
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Walker Morris Litigants in person guidelines for lawyers June 2015
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A guide to appearing in civil cases without legal representation: produced and published by the judiciary.
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A guide to help you on your legal journey, written by barristers who have extensive experience across all courts and understand how the system works.
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Representing yourself in court
A guide for litigants in person making applications to the Interim Applications Court of the Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court, published by the judiciary.
A guide designed to help litigants in person make or respond to an interim application to the Chancery Division of the High Court, explaining steps LiPs need to take and with tips on the best way to go about it.
It is based on a similar guide for the Queen’s Bench Division published earlier this year, and has been developed by Mrs Justice Asplin and Lord Justice Briggs.
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This guide summarises the provisions which govern the conduct of proceedings in the Supreme Court. Fuller information is available on the Supreme Court website www.supremecourt.uk and the staff in the Registry can provide further information and advice although they are unable to provide appellants with legal advice.
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Information from the NFM (National Family Mediation) outlining the support available to those intending to represent themselves in court on family issues.
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Guidance for people representing themselves in the West Yorkshire Family Court.
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Litigants In Person guidance Family Law v1 010914
Leeds Law Society has compiled a directory of local experts and support organisations to be used by local practitioners, Judges and litigants in person when needing support and resource in family cases. This directory will include contact details, charges and funding arrangements, lead, process and report times for all local organisations with whom family case parties are regularly ordered to work.
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National Family Mediation have provided the following information on Representing Yourself in Court:-
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Counselling and support provided by BARCA Leeds.
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Reaching out counselling service
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Below is a list of organisations and charities that provide children of separated parents with contact facilities.
Please CLICK HERE for further details of the services above, including contact details, cost and services offered.
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Advocacy services support people, particulary those most vulnerable in society to make sure that their rights are respected and their views and wishes are heard at all times.
An advocate can help provide support in the following ways:
Caring Dads is a support service provided to help fathers address violent behaviour.
Please CLICK HERE to view the advice and information flyer.
Other useful links:
To find a family mediator in an area close to you, you should visit the Family Mediation Council (FMC) website where there is a Find Your Local Mediator section. The website address is www.familymediationcouncil.org.uk.
There are two main categories of practising mediators, those who are FMC accredited and those who have undertaken their foundation training and are working towards their accreditation.
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Lots of people represent themselves in the Family Court. The following notes are intended as a brief introduction to the way the court works and how you can get the best from your involvement with it. They are mainly about Child Arrangements cases but may be also useful to you if you are involved in a different type of case.
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The Leeds Family Court have helpfully prepared standard orders to be used by all court users (including solicitors) in child cases.
Public Law Children Act Proceedings are cases involving the local authority and social services. The Public Law team at the Leeds Family Court provide regular updates about their services.
Latest News:
Updated 3 November 2014
Please be advised that with effect from 3rd November 2014 Divorce Proceedings for courts across West Yorkshire, ie:
Leeds
Bradford
Halifax
Huddersfield
Wakefield
will be issued from the County Court at Bradford.
Please file your papers at The County Court at Bradford, Exchange Square, Drake Street, Bradford, BD1 1JA
A checking service for unrepresented parties will be provided at all courts, which will then send on to Bradford.
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Leeds Law Society joins with Judges to make the local family law process easier for everyone.
On 11th May 2015 a Leeds Law Society working group of more than a dozen local family lawyers met with DJ Shepherd at Leeds County Court to discuss how they could work together to make the family law process as easy and straightforward as possible for local Judges, lawyers and litigants in person in the Leeds Family Court.
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Working with the Court Service and the Judiciary
The Court Liaison Group (CLG) was set up by Sue Harris, a Director specialising in Commercial Litigation at Walker Morris LLP, and the first meeting took place on 31 July 2013.
The Leeds Law Society held an event on 17 July 2013 entitled “Meet the Judges”, and included a panel made up of: His Honour Judge Gosnell, District Judge Jordan, District Judge Goldberg, all representing the Leeds Court; Dianne Jackson-Penney the Delivery Manager of the Leeds Court Service, Heidi Sandy, then president of the Leeds Law Society and Sue Harris.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR LITIGATORS USING THE BUSINESS AND PROPERTY COURTS IN LEEDS
Event: 23 January 2018 – see details below
Background
At the request of the Disclosure Working Group (DWG), an event is being arranged in Leeds to update you on some significant proposals to reform of the current rules on disclosure for cases proceeding in the Business and Property Courts, including Leeds.
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A new court to modernise the way business and property cases are heard will open for business in Leeds later this year.
The Leeds Business and Property Court, which will be based at the Leeds Combined Court Centre on Oxford Row, is one of five regional centres being opened around the country.
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Introduction of the panel
HH Judge Davis-White Q.C. is our new Lead Chancery Judge and will sit in Leeds and Newcastle. Judge Davis-White was formerly a highly regarded chancery silk practising from 24 Old Buildings and before that 4 Stone Buildings in Lincoln’s Inn. He is a former chairman of the Chancery Bar Association.
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HHJ Richard Jenkins’ memorial service will take place at Inner Temple on Sunday 23 July. The exact timings are yet to be announced but is likely to be around lunch time. If you require further information please contact sue.harris@walkermorris.co.uk
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HM Courts and Tribunal Service has issued an invitation to attend the next Court User meeting at BRADFORD IAC, Phoenix House on Monday 19 June 2017 at 13.00.
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FOLLOWING BRIGGS’ LJ’S VISIT TO LEEDS IN APRIL YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN THE CIVIL COURTS STRUCTURE REVIEW – WHICH HAS NOW BEEN PUBLISHED
Briggs LJ’s much-anticipated Civil Courts Structure Review: Final Report was published on 27.07.16. The full report can be accessed here. The final conclusions and recommendations are set out on pages 115 to 124.
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A panel session was held at Clarion’s offices in conjunction with Leeds Law Society on 08.06.16 to discuss “Fixed costs – Threat or Opportunity?”
A brief summary of the issues discussed is set out in the attached note and there is a link below to an article by Andrew McAulay, Partner of Clarion in relation to the session.
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Leeds Law Society was pleased to organise an open forum where His Honour Judge Raeside provided an overview of the shorter trial scheme, which is proposed will be used in Leeds.
This took place on: 29th June 2016, St Phillips Chambers, Leeds
HHJ Raeside reviewed how this initiative differs from adjudication and the pilot scheme in London for flexible and shorter trials.
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Mr Justice Norris has written an article about the shorter and flexible trial pilot for London and how courts in the North could do something similar, with a bit of creative thinking.
Please CLICK HERE to view to article.
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For a link to the event summary on Challenges Facing Civil Justice Today by Lord Dyson on 26th May 2016 please CLICK HERE.
More information from the day, and photographs of the event can be viewed HERE.
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A link to the event report on The Civil Justice Reforms and Whether Insolvency Litigation Should Be Exempt by Lord Justice Jackson (held in Leeds on 16 October 2015)
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A report from Nicola Phillipson, Zenith Chambers (April 2015)
Following the introduction of costs budgeting as part of his wide-ranging package of civil justice reforms, Jackson LJ is now undertaking a review of the process.
He has recenlty hosted a series of meetings around the country to obtain the views of practitioners as to which aspects of budgeting are working well, which are not working so well, which of the rules may need to be changed and so on.
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Meeting notes – March 2015
CLICK HERE for the notes of a talk given by His Honour Judge Mark Raeside QC (Judge in charge of the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) in the North East Region) on Wednesday, 25 March 2015.
A report from Gordon Exall, Zenith Chambers
JACKSON ONE YEAR ON
On Tuesday evening (17 June 2014) Leeds Law Society held a “meet the judges” evening when practitioners met local judges and court staff to discuss issues arising out of the implementation of the Jackson reforms.
14 months on – an update from the Judiciary about how Jackson is working from their point of view
Panel
Jackson and Mitchell considered – IKEA Justice
Last week I attended a seminar hosted by the Leeds Law Society with a panel of Judges giving their comments on and answering questions about life just over one year on in the post Mitchell world. His Honour Judge Gosnell opened the seminary by giving a rather witty and also insightful address in which he said he likened a defending Mitchell to being about as popular as Sepp Blatter trying to defend the World Cup being held in Qatar.
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1. Introductions
HMS introduced the meeting and its purpose. Format would broadly follow the agenda but wished it to be interactive to hear from practitioners, the judiciary and the court service to feed back as to how the new reforms are being implemented and any other issues that would be worthwhile raising with the court/Judges.
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Report by Deputy President: Sue Harris, who attended a launch presentation at the National Railway Museum on 30.10.15.
George Osborne has set up the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) to look at all aspects of infrastructure across the country. The idea is that there will be assessment of needs and then long term planning, which it is hoped will have cross party support (and the make-up of the NIC reflects this – Labour Peer Lord Adonis having been appointed as the Chair of the NIC).
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WINTER TERM 2016
Amendment 5:
Amendment 4:
Amendment 3:
In advance of the mandation of electronic filing on 30.04.19, in all the Business and Property Courts outside of London, the CE File Project Team will be hosting several WebEx sessions to provide professional users with an introduction to the system. These events will be delivered by Thomson Reuters, and attendees will have the opportunity to ask any questions they may have.
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THE BUSINESS AND PROPERTY COURTS IN LEEDS
Electronic filing: the CE File
Announcement of Electronic Filing in the Business and Property Courts outside of London
From 25 February 2019, electronic filing via CE-File will be extended to the Business and Property Courts out of London (B&PCs). Those are the B&PCs in:
Parties will be able to use CE-File to issue and/or file documents on the Electronic Court File from that date.
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1. DISCLOSURE PILOT: 1 January 2019
The Disclosure Pilot for the Business and Property Courts starts on 1 January 2019.
The scheme will help with the exchange of information in a case, helping all parties to agree a sensible and cost-effective approach to disclosure and identify areas of disagreement.
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The Lord Chancellor, the Right Honourable David Gauke MP, Secretary of State for Justice, has today approved and signed an amended version of the Insolvency Proceedings Practice Direction.
The need for further amendments to the IPD came to light after publication of the amended version in April 2018 when it became evident that further discrepancies between practices in dealing with insolvency work between the South-East and the rest of the country had emerged.
OVERVIEW OF THE DISCLOSURE WORKING GROUP REFORM PROPOSALS
CHIEF MASTER MARSH AND MR JUSTICE ROBIN KNOWLES CBE
23 JANUARY 2018
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1 BACKGROUND
1.1 The excessive costs of disclosure, resulting in many clients taking litigation abroad, has led to interest in potential changes to the current disclosure process by Master of the Rolls.
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Leeds Law Society, in conjunction with Thomson Reuters (who very kindly sponsored the design and production) and judges in the B&PCs in Leeds, is pleased to announce the launch of a Guide to the Business and Property Courts in Leeds.
The Guide includes:
1. A foreword by Sir Geoffrey Vos, Mr Justice Barling and Mr Justice Males;
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HEARING DATES FOR THE BUSINESS AND PROPERTY COURTS IN LEEDS
From: Her Majesty’s Court Service, Leeds
First Published: 18 July 2017
Last Updated: 16 November 2018
Details of the earliest available dates for hearings (including trials) in the Business and Property Court in Leeds, based on how long they are expected to last
Dates for hearings:-
| Length of hearing | Dates available after |
| 30 minutes to 1 hour | 23rd November 2018 |
| 1 hour to half a day | 26th November 2018 |
| 1 day | 27th November 2018 |
| 1 to 2 days | 3rd December 2018 |
| 2 to 3 days | 10th December 2018 |
| 1 week | 1st April 2019 |
| 2 to 3 weeks | 8th April 2019 |
| 4 weeks or more | 28th May 2019 |
Regional courts have been put centre stage, with the introduction of the Business and Property Courts (B&PCs) in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff Leeds, and Manchester – and Liverpool and Newcastle to follow soon.
With thanks to Sue Harris, Immediate Past President of the Leeds Law Society, Beverley Barton, one of the editors in the Practical Law Dispute Resolution team, was delighted to have the opportunity to submit questions to His Honour Judge Klein, a Specialist Chancery and Circuit Commercial Judge, principally based on the North Eastern Circuit (who is the lead Circuit Commercial Judge for the North Eastern Circuit) and to get his thoughts on recent developments and what they mean for the regions.
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Regional courts have been put centre stage, with the introduction of the Business and Property Courts (B&PCs) in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff Leeds, and Manchester – and Liverpool and Newcastle to follow soon.
With thanks to Sue Harris, Immediate Past President of the Leeds Law Society, Beverley Barton, one of the editors in the Practical Law Dispute Resolution team, was delighted to have the opportunity to submit questions to His Honour Judge Klein, a Specialist Chancery and Circuit Commercial Judge, principally based on the North Eastern Circuit (who is the lead Circuit Commercial Judge for the North Eastern Circuit) and to get his thoughts on recent developments and what they mean for the regions.
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TO LITIGATORS USING THE BUSINESS & PROPERTY COURTS IN LEEDS
The advent of the Business and Property Courts in Leeds provides an opportunity to reconsider the structure and workings of the current specialised court users’ groups. To date the Vice Chancellor has chaired a combined Mercantile and Chancery Users’ Group and HHJ Raeside Q.C.
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ORDERS IN THE SPECIALIST CIVIL COURTS IN LEEDS
GUIDANCE NOTE
Introduction
Business and Property Courts in Leeds – Launch – 10 July 2017
The Chancellor of the Chancery Court – Sir Geoffrey Vos
Former Vice Chancellor – Mr Justice Norris
Vice Chancellor – Mr Justice Barling
Head of the TCC – Mr Justice Coulson
Sponsor – Thomson Reuters – Beverley Barton (Practical Law – Dispute Resolution)
Leeds Law Society – Sue Harris (director at Walker Morris LLP)
Mr Justice Norris
Good evening and thank you for joining us, I must point out that Mr Justice Barling, my successor, is here this evening.
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Thomson Reuters are always looking to increase the accessibility of case law on Westlaw UK and Lawtel. They are also keen to ensure that they can select from cases heard in the regional centres alongside those heard in London. With that in mind, Thomson Reuters would welcome submissions from practitioners and others to the following email address:
casesubmissions@thomsonreuters.com
Leeds barristers Exchange Chambers is set to launch a pupillage academy with one of its largest ever annual intakes of pupils.
The chambers will take on six pupils in September 2020 covering crime, commercial and common law. In recent years, Exchange Chambers has recruited three pupils every year.
Between now and September 2020, Exchange Chambers will operate a bespoke mentoring scheme for its new pupils.
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We would like to invite you to become part of our future. Our team will work with you to create a tailored package of benefits to meet your business objectives and deliver a valuable return on your investment, by building long term sustained relationships through Partner and Patron sponsorship as well as discrete opportunities such as our Annual Dinner.
Sponsorship opportunities provide scope to associate your company with one of the oldest law societies in the country and engage clients at all stages of their career, through our events and education programmes.
Leeds Law Society Jobs has been set up primarily as a free membership benefit to members. This service has been designed for use by both firms and candidates. The Society is helping firms locally and regionally to seize the opportunity to capitalize on their recruitment process in terms of speed and cost-effectiveness through our recruitment pages.
Our aim is to provide a platform for member’s both to advertise for services they require or positions they are looking for.
