Embargoed judgments and anonymity orders: getting it right in litigation

Embargoed judgments and anonymity orders are two areas of litigation where procedural mistakes can have serious consequences. With both continuing to feature in recent case law and professional guidance, it is essential that litigators understand the rules, the limits on what they can do and how to respond if something goes wrong.

This practical webinar will provide a clear guide to the key requirements surrounding embargoed judgments and anonymity orders, helping practitioners avoid common pitfalls and understand the potential consequences of getting them wrong.

Topics covered include:

• The relevant CPR rules and procedural requirements
• Embargoed judgments – what an embargo means and what you can and cannot do before judgment is handed down
• How to deal with a breach or other problem involving an embargoed judgment
• Anonymity orders – when they may be appropriate and how and when to make an application
• The factors the court will consider when deciding whether anonymity is justified
• The consequences of failing to comply with the rules or the terms of an order
• Practical guidance and key points for litigators to take away and apply in practice

This webinar is designed for litigators at all levels and will provide practical guidance on two areas where a lack of understanding or a seemingly minor procedural error can have significant consequences.