UK Civil Litigation: Issues

One of the big mistakes I see lItigants in person making is focusing on a whole number of issues in their case, throwing the kitchen sink at their opponent, and so missing what the real issues are. Failing to identifying the issues - and there are often only one or two that are really in dispute - leads to poor preparation on the proceedings themselves and loses you valuable court time. It is also critical, of course, when it comes to preparing your pleadings (statements of case).
Identifying issues is like using the cross-hairs in a gun. If you don't line up the sights properly you end up wasting a lot of bullets and risk missing the target.
I will be doing a Part 2 on this crucial topic, applying more complex causes of action to the question of issues, in cases like chabitation property disputes and contested wills.
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[@kimballentyne3482]

Thank you for sharing your legal words of wisdom.

[@markspittle972]

Alex, yet another great Vlog. A very important topic and bang on the money, Issues and Court Bundles.
When you yourself as a litigant in person, invest the time and money into your new laptop, as you thrown the old one away years ago, only then, you begin to appreciate the amount of work involved in producing your Court Bundle.
My best advice is.
Small bites on specific issues are the best way to deal with them, don’t try and do it in one go it’s an Elephant of a document..
Two bites a day, and anyone can eat an Elephant.
All other questions book a legal surgery for £150 and talk to Alex Woods direct, Court Wingman.
All the best
Mark.

[@RedwoodLegal]

Yes, little and often is the way as you go along with the proceedings too.
And leave a review Mark, pretty please? ;) Trust Pilot. Thanks for your comment :)

[@darrencollings]

I’m on my second lap top 😂

[@lins3082]

On what grounds are county courts are holding private hearings . Without informing the defendant and against CPR 39.2 ???

[@RedwoodLegal]

No, a private hearing is nothing to do with the court system. It's two people agreeing they are going to have their own private court and get a lawyer to be the judge. Simple , faster, and alot less expensive. In commercial disputes the same thing is "arbitration." The parties agree to be bound by the lawyer's decision, unlike in mediation.

[@lins3082]

@@RedwoodLegal proper reply was getting Zapped by al go. . Why do you think sir ????