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Leigh Callaway

Fladgate

Leigh is a Senior Associate in the dispute resolution team at Fladgate LLP, specialising in commercial litigation, international arbitration and mediation.

He has a broad range of experience with a particular focus on banking and financial services litigation and civil fraud. Leigh’s practice also covers arbitration and more general commercial litigation work, often with an international element, including breach of contract, misrepresentation, warranty claims, and professional negligence.

Leigh is a co-founder and committee member of the Junior London Solicitors Litigation Association and the Commercial Litigation Associates Forum, and member of the Young Fraud Lawyers Association. He also writes regularly in the legal press, including the New Law Journal and the Solicitor’s Journal.

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Can a contract that has expired be reactivated by the parties agreeing to extend it? What would be the
Can a contract that has expired be reactivated by the parties agreeing to extend it? What would be the
Q&A

This Q&A considers whether an expired contract can be reactivated by the parties agreeing to extend it.

Can a solicitor acting on his own behalf and through his own firm, albeit without a signed retainer,
Can a solicitor acting on his own behalf and through his own firm, albeit without a signed retainer,
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This Q&A considers whether a solicitor acting on his own behalf and through his own firm, albeit without a signed retainer, can claim costs.

Do I need to serve a notice of discontinuance if I have issued proceedings but not served?
Do I need to serve a notice of discontinuance if I have issued proceedings but not served?
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This Q&A looks at the circumstances in which a notice of discontinuance should be served.

Do the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 apply to
Do the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 apply to
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This Q&A considers the application of Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, SI 2013/3134 (the Consumer Contracts Regulations).

How can you ascertain if directions which have been agreed by the parties post filing of a directions
How can you ascertain if directions which have been agreed by the parties post filing of a directions
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This Q&A considers how one can determine whether agreed directions have been approved by the court and whether and on what basis a party to a multi-track claim request the other party to provide early disclosure.

In a claim against an individual called A B Smith, if the claim is issued against and judgment obtained
In a claim against an individual called A B Smith, if the claim is issued against and judgment obtained
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This Q&A considers the effects of an incorrect name in a judgment and steps to vary the judgment.

Is security for costs available against a company prior to starting proceeding? Just because a company is
Is security for costs available against a company prior to starting proceeding? Just because a company is
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This Q&A considers the availability of security of costs against a company that is based abroad.

Where a claim has been settled under Part 36 but the paying party has failed to pay all monies due under
Where a claim has been settled under Part 36 but the paying party has failed to pay all monies due under
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This Q&A considers entering judgment for an outstanding sum under a Part 36 settlement.

Where a sole trader is selling a vehicle to a consumer in the normal course of business, to what extent
Where a sole trader is selling a vehicle to a consumer in the normal course of business, to what extent
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This Q&A considers to what extent a sole trader can limit their liability when selling a vehicle to a consumer in the normal course of business.

Where an individual judgment creditor (A), prior to taking action to enforce its judgment against the
Where an individual judgment creditor (A), prior to taking action to enforce its judgment against the
Q&A

This Q&A looks at enforcing judgments in a ‘phoenix’ situation.

Where the court has ordered a defendant entitlement to enter judgment on its counterclaim following
Where the court has ordered a defendant entitlement to enter judgment on its counterclaim following
Q&A

This Q&A considers recovery of costs in excess of fixed costs whether a party has an order allowing them to enter judgment.

Practice Areas

Panels

  • Contributing Author
  • Q&A Panel
  • Specialist Panel

Qualified Year

  • 2009

Membership

  • Young Fraud Lawyers Association
  • London Solicitors Litigation Association
  • Junior London Solicitors Litigation Association
  • Commercial Litigation Associates Forum

Qualification

  • Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales
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