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On 30 March the Judicial Office announced that, unless a judge exceptionally directs otherwise, all personal injury and contract claims up to the value of £100,000 (which will encompass some mortgage disputes) will be automatically recommended for mediation to CEDR
The Scottish Appeal Court has embraced certain English first instance case law to limit the scope of breach of warranty of authority in cases where the solicitors purport to act for genuine borrowers when in reality they are receiving instructions from fraudsters
On 22 February 2012 Richard Sheldon QC held in Integral Memory Plc v Haines Watts 2012 EWHC 342 (Ch) that there was no duty on accountants to correct previous advice in light of a change in the law
