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o01/02/2018 M LS Lecture: S uspicious Claims Spotting them and m anaging them, a case study A lan Jacobs J acobs P artner 7 February 2018 M ILLS &REEVE F undamental Dishonesty o CPR.44.16(1) (Exception to QOCS, recovery


  1. o01/02/2018 M LS Lecture: S uspicious Claims — Spotting them and m anaging them, a case study A lan Jacobs J acobs P artner 7 February 2018 M ILLS &REEVE F undamental Dishonesty o CPR.44.16(1) (Exception to QOCS, recovery of costs) — is applicable to c ases where the Claimant has lost at trial or filed a Notice of D iscontinuance and therefore has entitlement to damages no o S.57 Criminal Justice Act 2015 (Strike out and recovery of some costs) — is applicable where liability has been admitted or established by the c ourt and the Claimant therefore has an entitlement to damages M ILLS &REEVE o1

  2. o01/02/2018 C PR.44.16(1): Checklist o Has the Claimant discontinued / Has the claim been lost o Does the dishonesty go to the core of the claim — e.g. collision didn't h appen ("Zimi") / the claim had reduced by 50% ("Gosling") o Make the application o Need not be pleaded but can put on notice as a deterrent o No real downside / penalty save impecuniosity / brand protection? M I LLS &REEVE S .57 Criminal Justice Act 2015: C hecklist o Was the claim issued on or after 13 April 2015? o Is the Claimant entitled to some damages? o Does any dishonesty go to the heart of the claim — not slight e xaggeration o Make application so no need to specifically plead but may have to set o ut case in Counter -Schedule o Note - may only get proportion of costs back due to set-off o Careful when considering making Part 36 offers — should we hold off u ntil surveillance? M I LLS & REEVE o2

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  10. o01/02/2018 P ause and reflect: o Conclusions on surveillance so far? — Return on investment with surveillance team? — Whether C is genuine/guarded/hyper-vigilant? — How best can we approach any further deployment? — What might give us an edge? M I LLS & REEVE L et's try again.. .14 September 2014 M ILLS &REEVE o10

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