3PB Personal Injury Barrister Luke Ashby examines when an exit from the EL/PL Portal can be reasonable
29th March 2018
In Nicholls v The Ambassador Theatre Group, Luke Ashby successfully defended an appeal and secured a finding that the Claimant reasonably exited the EL/PL Portal and should escape the associated costs regime.
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