Caveat Case Manager
Stephen Cottrell discusses the implications for claimants of the judgement of Kenneth Parker J in Loughlin v Singh & others [2013] EWHC 1641 (QB) which permitted a neligent Defendant to reduce its liability for the past costs of case management and care where the case manager had provided inadequate service, the apparently conflicting decision of Stuart-Smith J in Ali v Caton & MIB [2013] EWHC 1730 (QB) and the legal issues that these cases raise.
This article was first published by JPIL in December 2013, and is reproduced by kind permission.
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