RPC head of disputes Simon Hart assesses the four factors which might define litigation post-COVID.
November 05, 2020 at 04:23 AM
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No two economic crises have the same causes or generate the same type of legal disputes.
The domestic downturn of the early 1990′s was driven by high interest rates and an uneconomic sterling exchange rate. The legal consequence was a swathe of claims by banks, and insolvency practitioners appointed by the banks, against borrowers and guarantors. Judgments from litigation in this period set much of the legal framework for the following decade.
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