Over at Gordon Exall’s excellent Civil Litigation Brief blog, he has just published a review of our book, ‘Occupiers, Highways and Defective Premises Claims: A Practical Guide Post-Jackson’ by Andrew Mckie. He says “I would buy it for chapter 4 alone. We have seen that it is likely that the effect of QOCS is that more cases are likely to go to trial on their merits. A failure to consider the basic issue of the cause of the fall and causation could be a very expensive mistake. Chapter 4 has virtually everything the litigator needs.”
Remember that you can buy the book online direct from us, here. There’s also a free online chapter, and PIBULJ.COM subscribers can read the whole book online for no extra charge.