Free SQE1 FLK1 Dispute Resolution Study Guide

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Our free Dispute Resolution notes cover everything you need to know for the Solicitors' Qualifying Exam (SQE). From alternative dispute resolution methods to trial management and enforcement procedures, we've got you covered. Whether you're in a classroom or taking the self-study route, these notes provide added peace of mind, knowing that you have everything you need to help consolidate and revise effectively for the SQE1 exam. Think something could be better? Give us a shout on our contact page, and we'll take a look.

1. Introduction to Dispute Resolution

2. Analysis of Merits of Claim or Defence

3. Pre-Action Considerations and Steps

4. Commencing a Claim

5. Responding to a Claim

6. Progressing a Claim

7. Case Management

8. Evidence and Disclosure

9. Preparation for Trial

10. The Trial and Judgment

11. Costs

12. Appeals

13. Enforcement of Judgments