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By Jemma Slingo2021-05-21T15:13:00+01:00 London firm Edwin Coe is considering group action against some lawyers who represented victims in the successful litigation over PIP breast implants after claimants were denied damages for technical reasons. The Court of Appeal in Paris yesterday ruled that compensation should be awarded to thousands of women who said they had suffered long-term harm after receiving implants made from industrial-grade silicone not cleared for human use. Up to 400,000 women may have received the substandard implants. However 6,200 claims were ruled to be inadmissib...
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Rules introduced during the pandemic to protect businesses from being evicted by their landlords due to rent arrears are a headache for commercial property owners but there are other remedies at their disposal, a commercial property litigation expert says. Shams Rahman, a partner in the property & trusts litigation team at law firm Edwin Coe LLP, will tell ICAEW members at a webinar next week that difficult conversations around rent arrears are becoming more common the longer the pandemic goes on. While there was huge sympathy for companies who had struggled during the last ...