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Announcing a
brand new full-day RTA liability update course in two parts
If you handle
RTA claims then this is something you cannot afford to miss
In the morning:
We will focus
is still on the third party motor cover that our clients depend on for full
compensatory redress. This is a rapidly
evolving area of the law has been long neglected by Parliament and widely
misunderstood by the judiciary. It is badly flawed, often inconsistent. It is
also in a state of flux, particularly in anticipation of a Brexit and the government’s
proposals for introducing driverless cars.
- Ground breaking research, new insights and ongoing developments combine to create exciting opportunities for successful legal challenges.
- Why product liability law is now essential for RTA practice and other implications of automated driver assistance schemes.
- What does this new RTA landscape mean for RTA practitioners?
In the afternoon:
This will
consist of a lively general RTA liability case law update:
- numerous interesting driver liability case authorities and scenarios
- reviewing contributory negligence (what are the must know authorities? When can you safely challenge a first instance allocation?), and the criminal complicity defence – with new insights
- RTA’s abroad in the European Union, the Supreme Court decision in Moreno and post Brexit
RTA Update training in Manchester: 24 November 2016
RTA Update training in London: 1 December 2016
Please apply to APIL for details and booking information.
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