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David Juckes#2372

David Juckes

Hailsham Chambers
David has a broad practice including clinical and professional negligence, professional discipline, and personal injury. He has been instructed on inquests, civil trials and regulatory hearings. He drafts pleadings and advises in personal injury, clinical negligence and professional negligence disputes, and has also advised on matters of professional indemnity.

Areas of practice: professional negligence, medical law, regulatory & disciplinary, inquests, personal injury, costs and commercial law.
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Part 36 offers—pre-action costs recovery
Part 36 offers—pre-action costs recovery
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers CPR 36 and pre-action costs, explaining when you can recover pre-action costs under Part 36 and what happens if a Part 36 offer is made and accepted before proceedings commence (such that there are no substantive proceedings).

Part 36 offers—what are they, why make them?
Part 36 offers—what are they, why make them?
Practice notes

This Practice Note explains what a Part 36 offer is, the reasons behind making one and the costs consequences of Part 36 offers made by claimants and defendants, including no requirement for a payment into court, Part 36 costs where costs limited to fees, complex Part 36 scenarios; as considered under the CPR 36 in effect as of 6 April 2015.

Practice areas

Membership

  • Association of Regulatory and Disciplinary Lawyers (ARDL)
  • Professional Negligence Bar Association (PNBA), South-Eastern Circuit

Panel

  • Case Analysis Panel
  • Other Publications

Education

  • 2008'2009: Bar Vocational Course (ICSL), Very Competent (Outstanding in Civil Procedure)
  • 2006'2007: Common Professional Exam, University of Westminster
  • 2003'2006: BA(Lond): First, King's College London

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