3PB Personal Injury Barrister Sharan Sanghera examines how to get Part 36 offers right
29th March 2018
In her latest article, Sharan Sanghera provides a quick reminder of some important Part 36 Rules. Be sure to use her checklist when you are making Part 36 offers to avoid some of the more commonly made mistakes, which could lead to an offer being found invalid.
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