3PB's Personal Injury team provides legal update on Disclosure, Fraud, Fundamental Dishonesty and Contempt Proceedings
18th October 2017
3PB's Personal Injury team has put together an update on the following important topics:
- Disclosure - by Luke Ashby
- Fraud in motor claims - by Tom WebbTom WebbCall: 2010
- Fundamental dishonesty - By Jonathan GaydonJonathan GaydonCall: 2013
- Contempt proceedings - procedural matters and the judicial approach to hearing these claims - by the group's Deputy Head Michelle MarnhamMichelle MarnhamCall: 1994
To read the team's notes, please click here.
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