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The date that lived in one person's head: limitation dates and missed deadlines
A client rings to ask whether her claim has been issued, the solicitor running it is on leave, and the limitation date sits in pencil in a notebook in a desk drawer. Saqib Khan, who owned a law firm for fourteen years and sits as a fee-paid county court judge, works through an illustrative figure for how often a desk stands empty, why good fee earners keep their dates in their own systems, and what the court looks at when the explanation for a missed deadline is that someone was away.
Then five things a well run firm does about it without buying anything, one exercise to run on a single desk…
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