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ARTICLE · 28 AUGUST 2021

Witness Statement Reforms – What To Note And Why Not To Worry

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These notes follow the #HardwickeBrew given by Lesley Anderson QC, Sarah Clarke, Gemma Witherington, Emily Betts and Joshua Griffin of the Hardwicke CDR Team on 30th March 2021 which looked at some of the practical issues ...

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These notes follow the #HardwickeBrew given by Lesley Anderson QC, Sarah Clarke, Gemma Witherington, Emily Betts and Joshua Griffin of the Hardwicke CDR Team on 30th March 2021 which looked at some of the practical issues resulting from recent changes to the regulations relating to witness statements used in the Business & Property Courts. All the information below was correct as at 30th March 2021.

Short introduction to the changes

  • We are dealing with Practice Direction 57AC (the "PD") and the recent reforms to witness evidence at trial in the Business & Property Courts ("B & PC").
  • The reforms apply to most but not all trials in the B & PC with effect from 6th April 2021 including in relation to existing cases.

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