Where litigators go wrong

The law reports are full of negligent actions by litigators when running actions, despite rules and authorities going back decades. Such lapses can result in a good case being rejected or at the least costly interim applications. This practical webinar will identify the common errors and how you can avoid derailing your own case.

Topics covered include:

• What must I plead?
• Is it obligatory to spell out fraud?
• The burden of proof
• Where a judge begins when assessing evidence
• Specifics for a defendant to address
• What must happen where key evidence is disputed?
• The correct approach where evidence is deliberately destroyed – what latitude does the court enjoy to go beyond pleadings?