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Criterios jurisprudenciales clave para articular un recurso de casación en el orden social
El Tribunal Supremo establece criterios rigurosos sobre cómo deben fundamentarse los recursos de casación laboral, exigiendo precisión técnica en la cita de infracciones legales y argumentación detallada. La Sala advierte que la mera enumeración de preceptos sin explicar su vulneración conduce a la desestimación, aunque aplica un criterio flexible cuando el recurso permite identificar inequívocamente la infracción denunciada.
Spain Litigation
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo
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Expert Witness View Rejected Due To Failure To Consider The Range Of Opinions
The High Court has rejected expert testimony in a clinical negligence case where the expert failed to consider the full range of accommodation options and their respective advantages and disadvantages. This decision serves as a critical reminder that experts must address the spectrum of reasonable opinions on contested matters, not merely advocate for a single position that favors their instructing party.
United Kingdom Litigation
BS
Burges Salmon
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La renuncia de las partes en un procedimiento arbitral a la motivación del laudo
El Tribunal Europeo de Derechos Humanos examina la validez de la renuncia a la motivación del laudo arbitral en el contexto del derecho a un proceso equitativo. ¿Puede una parte renunciar legítimamente a recibir un laudo motivado sin vulnerar garantías procesales fundamentales? La sentencia analiza los requisitos para que tal renuncia sea compatible con el Convenio Europeo de Derechos Humanos y su relación con la doctrina del Tribunal Constitucional español.
Spain Litigation
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo
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Expert Witness View Rejected Due To Failure To Consider The Range Of Opinions
The High Court has rejected expert testimony in a clinical negligence case where the expert failed to consider the full range of accommodation options and their respective advantages and disadvantages. This decision serves as a critical reminder that experts must address the spectrum of reasonable opinions on contested matters, not merely advocate for a single position that favors their instructing party.
United Kingdom Litigation
BS
Burges Salmon
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La renuncia de las partes en un procedimiento arbitral a la motivación del laudo
El Tribunal Europeo de Derechos Humanos examina la validez de la renuncia a la motivación del laudo arbitral en el contexto del derecho a un proceso equitativo. ¿Puede una parte renunciar legítimamente a recibir un laudo motivado sin vulnerar garantías procesales fundamentales? La sentencia analiza los requisitos para que tal renuncia sea compatible con el Convenio Europeo de Derechos Humanos y su relación con la doctrina del Tribunal Constitucional español.
Spain Litigation
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo
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Expert Witness View Rejected Due To Failure To Consider The Range Of Opinions
The High Court has rejected expert testimony in a clinical negligence case where the expert failed to consider the full range of accommodation options and their respective advantages and disadvantages. This decision serves as a critical reminder that experts must address the spectrum of reasonable opinions on contested matters, not merely advocate for a single position that favors their instructing party.
United Kingdom Litigation
BS
Burges Salmon
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How Drink Driving Sentencing Guidelines Work In Practice
Magistrates' Courts follow structured sentencing guidelines when determining penalties for drink driving offences, with alcohol readings establishing initial categories that are then adjusted based on aggravating factors, mitigating circumstances, previous convictions and guilty plea credit. The court must balance consistency with individual case circumstances when deciding between fines, community orders, custodial sentences and the length of driving bans, while also considering special reasons arguments a
United Kingdom Criminal
JS
JMW Solicitors LLP
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