Free Webinar: Relief from Sanctions Applications
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Date: 5 June 2020
Location: The comfort of your living room
Cost: Free
CPD Points: 1
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Who Should Attend?
For the 8th Webinar in our Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence webinar series, Andrew McLaughlin and Rachel Segal will be speaking on:
Relief From Sanctions Applications
This is a varied topic that runs across all areas of civil litigation, so this webinar will be prerecorded and will be designed to address more of your questions than is usually possible. We would like to give you the opportunity to send any questions you have from either side of Relief from Sanctions Applications, whether in general or in connection to a specific problem, and let us know whether you’d like to remain anonymous.
If you have a question you’d like Andrew and Rachel to discuss, please email hannah.emes@stjohn.joydemo.co.uk before Monday 1st June, for these to be included in the webinar discussion.
If you do not have any questions and simply want to view this webinar, please email Hannah here: hannah.emes@stjohn.joydemo.co.uk to request the link. This will be available and sent out to you on Thursday 4th June.
People

Andrew McLaughlin
- Call: 1993
Andrew is a leading junior in the fields of personal injury and industrial disease, consistently recommended in Chambers UK and Legal 500 for the past 20 years, whose practice takes him to all parts of the country but...

Rachel Segal
- Call: 2013
Rachel specialises in personal injury and clinical negligence and is ranked as a leading junior in The Legal 500. She is frequently instructed to advise and represent parties on both sides of relief from sanctions applications across the...
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