Kinch Robinson - Claims Training

This e-learning course provides guidance and tips for drafting a Defence. It looks at the different ways you can deal with the allegations in the Particulars of Claim and how to plan and draft a Defence. At the end of the course there are two PDFs to download.  The first covers the formalities required by the Civil Procedure Rules and the second provides a note of the key points to remember when drafting a Defence. Content Your options for dealing with allegations made in the Particulars of Claim Analysing the Particulars of Claim Getting instructions Planning the Defence Drafting tips Reviewing and proofreading Read more

This e-learning course will help junior defendant litigators to perfect the art of writing strong and effective letters of response using a sample letter in a clinical negligence case. As well as helping to promote early resolution of claims wherever possible, the course will help to ensure that your team are complying with the CPR Read more

This e-learning course provides guidance and tips for drafting directions. You can choose whether to view tips for drafting directions on the Fast Track or the Multi-Track.  As you work through the course there are links to the CPR. At the end of the course you can download a PDF with a checklist. Content What are directions? Drafting directions on the Fast Track Drafting directions on the Multi-Track Planning before you start Drafting tips Reviewing and proofreading Checklist Read more

Once a case has been issued and a Defence has been filed the court will send the parties a Directions Questionnaire to complete and return. This course looks at each of the sections and provides guidance for completing them.  At the end of the course you can download a PDF with tips. Duration: 20 mins Topics covered: What is a Directions Questionnaire? The content of sections A to J Top tips   Read more

This course looks at what interim applications are and how to draft an application and an order.    It is ideal for trainee solicitors, legal apprentices and paralegals. The course takes 20 minutes to complete. Read more

Well drafted witness statements can make the difference between winning and losing a case. They are a key part of the settlement negotiation process, and if you go to trial, they stand as evidence in chief and are subject to intense scrutiny. It’s therefore important that your witness statements are well drafted and used as an effective litigation tool. This e-learning course shows delegates how to turn interview notes into effective witness statements that will help them to win cases. Revised to include the changes made by the 113th CPR Update on 6 April 2020.   Read more