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They are intended to assist with a basic understanding of common topics, which a client can read before consulting a solicitor about the specifics of their case. They are not a substitute for, and should not be relied upon as, legal advice.
The law changes regularly, and the information contained in these articles is not updated to account for any changes.
What are the Rules of Contract Interpretation?
Hamshaw explains the basic rules of contract interpretation
Which Court Will Hear My Commercial Case?
Hamshaw explains the new financial thresholds for Commercial Court, London Circuit Commercial Court, and commercial County Court claims
How do I Sue Someone?
Hamshaw explains the basic procedural steps requird to begin a claim against someone
Where Do I Sit in the Courtroom?
Hamshaw answers some common questions about going to court: where to sit, how to act, and what to say
How Do I Appeal a Court Judgment?
Hamshaw gives an overview of appealing decisions made by the courts in construction law disputes
A Summary of the Building Safety Act 2022
Hamshaw offers a (very high level) summary of some key aspects of the new Building Safety Act 2022
What Does it Mean When a Claim is “Struck Out”?
Hamshaw explains Strike Out, including what it means and how to get it
What is “Default Judgment” (or “Judgment in Default”) and How Do I Get It?
Hamshaw examines Default Judgment, what it means, and how you get it
What is an Injunction?
Hamshaw explains what an injunction is, and the different types of injuction that are available