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Drafting
- Written Presentation Skills
- Claim Forms
- Particulars of Claim
- Defences
- Consent Orders
No prior drafting experience is necessary, but a core understanding of the relevant procedural rules (especially CPR Part 16 and Practice Direction (PD) 16) will assist you.
There are also books about drafting available if you wish to gain a little insight into these skills before attending the course.
Preparation
Compulsory preparation (3 hours) is provided in the form of two exercises, based around legal research and the critical analysis of pleadings.
Post-Coursework
Compulsory post-coursework (3 hours) is provided, in the form of two further exercises, again based around the critical analysis of pleadings and legal research, plus a personal development plan.
In addition to the above, further optional post-coursework is provided, in the form of a series of case studies for you to use to continue to practice your drafting and self-analysis skills after the course.
A4 Draw on a sufficient detailed knowledge and understanding of their field(s) of work and role in order to practise effectively
B1 Obtain relevant facts
B4 Draft documents which are legally effective and accurately reflect the client’s instructions
B5 Undertake effective spoken and written advocacy.