We are a proud team of lawyers here to help our clients succeed and protect what matters to them most. We believe our comprehensive legal knowledge and experience is the key to a successful relationship ensuring the continued success of our clients and ultimately our own. As a firm we pride ourselves in exceeding our clients expectations and our team of lawyers are recognised for the quality of their insights and outstanding commitment to client service.
As a firm we are proud to provide an environment that encourages the continued development of our exceptionally talented lawyers. Walker Wise Solicitors is a limited company registered in England and Wales (CH: 07833127) at Walker Court, 40-42 Abbey Street, Accrington, Lancashire, BB5 1EB and is authorised & regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA: 566069).
Walker Wise Solicitors is a trading name of Walker Wise Limited.
As a firm we are proud to provide an environment that encourages the continued development of our exceptionally talented lawyers. Walker Wise Solicitors is a limited company registered in England and Wales (CH: 07833127) at Walker Court, 40-42 Abbey Street, Accrington, Lancashire, BB5 1EB and is authorised & regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA: 566069).
Walker Wise Solicitors is a trading name of Walker Wise Limited.
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We strive to exceed our client's expectation to provide an unrivaled quality and bespoke service.
We do this by ensuring our lawyers are of exceptional caliber who build relationships with our clients and deal with them with the utmost care and consideration.
Our ethos is based on understanding client's needs, being good listeners and looking at the big picture.
We work together to provide clients with seamless, complementary legal advice covering all aspects of law.
We strive to exceed our client's expectation to provide an unrivaled quality and bespoke service.
We do this by ensuring our lawyers are of exceptional caliber who build relationships with our clients and deal with them with the utmost care and consideration.
Our ethos is based on understanding client's needs, being good listeners and looking at the big picture.
We work together to provide clients with seamless, complementary legal advice covering all aspects of law.
We build our services around the needs of each client.
Whether you are a family business, international company, educational institution or charity, we offer a broad range of pragmatic legal advice tailored to your needs.
Understanding your needs means we can package our legal solutions to support you if you want to maintain your current position, protect your assets or capitalise on a new opportunity.
Whether you use us for a single area of legal advice or to support every area of your organisation, we aim to provide flexible expertise that delivers real benefits.
Whether you are a family business, international company, educational institution or charity, we offer a broad range of pragmatic legal advice tailored to your needs.
Understanding your needs means we can package our legal solutions to support you if you want to maintain your current position, protect your assets or capitalise on a new opportunity.
Whether you use us for a single area of legal advice or to support every area of your organisation, we aim to provide flexible expertise that delivers real benefits.
An appeal in the case of Shar & Anor v Shah & Anor has recently taken place against a cost decision in the County Court where it was held that the Claimants could recover their costs after securing damages of just 10.00 following trial.
By way of background, the court heard that the parties were caught up in an 'intense and protracted' family dispute.
The claimants' claim included a contractual breach of obligation regarding an apartment in Goa and sought 30,000 in damages.
High Court judge, Mrs Justice Collins Rice found that the county court was entitled to order costs in favour of a claimant who secured damages of 10 at trial, as the claimant had made a Part 36 offer to settle the case for 1 and payment of their costs, and the judge had correctly applied the resulting costs rules.
By way of background, the court heard that the parties were caught up in an 'intense and protracted' family dispute.
The claimants' claim included a contractual breach of obligation regarding an apartment in Goa and sought 30,000 in damages.
High Court judge, Mrs Justice Collins Rice found that the county court was entitled to order costs in favour of a claimant who secured damages of 10 at trial, as the claimant had made a Part 36 offer to settle the case for 1 and payment of their costs, and the judge had correctly applied the resulting costs rules.
In yesterday's Law Gazette (23/06/21) there was an article on a Judge refusing a plea from litigant in person for free hard copy bundle.
The case is the latest example of the court declining to make special concessions for people entering litigation without a lawyer.
The High Court has ruled out giving a litigant in person a free hard copy of the bundle prepared for two forthcoming trials, with the judge noting that parties do not necessarily need to have equal resources.
His Honour Judge Paul Matthews was against varying the order of Mr Justice Marcus Smith in Axnoller Events Ltd v Brake & Anor despite the applicant saying they had since lost their representation and needed access to a hard copy.
The case is the latest example of the court declining to make special concessions for people entering litigation without a lawyer.
The High Court has ruled out giving a litigant in person a free hard copy of the bundle prepared for two forthcoming trials, with the judge noting that parties do not necessarily need to have equal resources.
His Honour Judge Paul Matthews was against varying the order of Mr Justice Marcus Smith in Axnoller Events Ltd v Brake & Anor despite the applicant saying they had since lost their representation and needed access to a hard copy.
The Law Gazette has reported on a new pilot scheme in Business and Property Courts allowing parties in less complex claims' worth less than 500,000 to opt into a scheme which will allows for simplified disclosure.
A series of modifications to the pilot scheme has been suggested by the disclosure working group based on feedback with legal and business professionals, and this has been positioned before the Civil Procedure Rule Committee (CPRC).
The proposals have largely been agreed in principle but are yet to receive formal approval.
A series of modifications to the pilot scheme has been suggested by the disclosure working group based on feedback with legal and business professionals, and this has been positioned before the Civil Procedure Rule Committee (CPRC).
The proposals have largely been agreed in principle but are yet to receive formal approval.
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