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Sorry seems to be the hardest word: IRLA discusses a government consultation on apologies
In our latest IRLA Legacy Claims Committee special podcast
episode, we pick up on a government consultation, which is looking at
clarifying the law around firms apologising and how this impacts the course of
any civil proceedings in England & Wales.
Our guest speaker guest is
Nichola Johnston, senior associate at Kennedys Law who specialises in abuse
claims who speaks with IRLA director Gian Luigi Di Franco and answers his
questions about how this consultation may impact the legacy market.
You can read more about this by visiting Nichola’s article:
https://kennedyslaw.com/en/thought-leadership/article/2024/reforming-the-law-of-apologies-why-apologies-matter-and-how-they-could-be-made/
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By Deborah WatsonIn our latest IRLA Legacy Claims Committee special podcast
episode, we pick up on a government consultation, which is looking at
clarifying the law around firms apologising and how this impacts the course of
any civil proceedings in England & Wales.
Our guest speaker guest is
Nichola Johnston, senior associate at Kennedys Law who specialises in abuse
claims who speaks with IRLA director Gian Luigi Di Franco and answers his
questions about how this consultation may impact the legacy market.
You can read more about this by visiting Nichola’s article:
https://kennedyslaw.com/en/thought-leadership/article/2024/reforming-the-law-of-apologies-why-apologies-matter-and-how-they-could-be-made/