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United Kingdom - February 22 2012
In this Scottish case the court considered whether an adjudicator consulting senior counsel for confirmation of a legal point, albeit informally and as a “freebie”, constituted a breach of natural justice.
United Kingdom - June 23 2011
Sue Kaney (the respondent) was a clinical psychologist who was instructed to act as the expert on behalf of Mr Jones (the appellant) in relation to his personal injury action following a road traffic accident.
United Kingdom - May 3 2011
In this case the Judge considered that an electronic signature block at the end of an email may be sufficient to constitute a signature for the purposes of section four of the Statute of Frauds 1677.
