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Expansion of online court service for unspecified claims

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Published on: 12 November 2020
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Table of contents

  • Unspecified claims
  • What you will see first and when?
  • What will come next

Article summary

Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence analysis: Emily Wickens, service manager at HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), and Darren Rooke, product owner at HMCTS, have confirmed that HMCTS is introducing a new online system for unspecified claims including personal injury claims and breach of contract claims. The new service is expected to be launched in the spring of 2021 and will digitalise qualifying claims from issue to directions questionnaires stage.

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