HeyJaredGuildhall Chambers Legal Podcasts
Stay informed with expert insights from one of the UK’s leading barristers’ chambers. Our podcast brings you practical guidance, in-depth analysis, and commentary on the latest developments in law.
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Desperately Seeking a Defendant - Presented by Michael Selway and Jessica Sharratt (opens the original)
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Michael Selway and Jessica Sharratt explore CPR r. 19.12, Bourlakova v Bourlakov [2024] EWHC 1937 (Ch) and other options for litigation against an estate without a personal representative.
Motor finance commissions: the latest - Presented by Lucy Walker (opens the original)
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Lucy Walker will provide an update on the latest developments relating to the ongoing saga of motor finance commission, including legal challenges to the proposed Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) redress scheme and the implications for the scheme; attempts by the FCA to control the behaviour of claims management companies (CMCs) and limit group litigation; and the prospect of collateral claims by lenders against CMCs encouraged by the decision in Vanquis Bank Ltd v. TMS Legal Ltd.
Reform of the Consumer Credit Act - Presented by Lucy Walker (opens the original)
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Following the recent publication by HM Treasury of its policy statement on reform of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, Lucy Walker will look in detail at the scope and substance of the proposed reforms and will assess the likely shape of the future consumer credit regulatory regime.
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