O'Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation, 22nd ed by John O'Hare | 2026*

O'Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation, 22nd ed by John O'Hare | 2026* Author John O'Hare, Kevin Browne Publication Date Sept 2026 ISBN 9780414120471 Format Softcover / eBook Publisher Sweet & Maxwell O’Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation provides a practical guide to the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) and their application throughout the different stages of civil claims involving debts, damages, and other remedies. It explains procedural requirements in clear, accessible language while offering practical tactics, strategic advice, examples, tips, and solutions for common litigation scenarios. The book incorporates extensive recent case law, using complex cases to illustrate important procedural principles in an understandable way. It also provides comprehensive cross-references to relevant provisions of the White Book, helping practitioners navigate the CPR more efficiently. Long regarded as a leading practical text for civil litigation, O’Hare & Browne is valued for its clarity, straightforward style, and practical approach. It is suitable for civil litigation fee earners, civil barristers, undergraduates, SQE candidates, and Bar students, and covers key areas within the SRA SQE Dispute Resolution Assessment Specification and the Bar Civil Litigation Syllabus. Key Updates in the 22nd Edition of O'Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation by John O'Hare New section on housing disrepair claims Updated guidance on costs budgeting and guideline hourly rates Latest Supreme Court guidance on claims expressed in foreign currencies Expanded coverage of Practice Direction 57AD and disclosure in the Business & Property Division New case law on surveillance evidence New guidance on specific types of offers to settle Guidance on witnesses giving evidence for more than one day or half-day Updated cost consequences relating to fundamental dishonesty Practical guidance on avoiding errors when serving court documents Coverage of non-party costs orders against credit hire companies New guidance on applications challenging the court’s jurisdiction Updated approach to Supreme Court case management, now conducted online Find more books like O'Hare & Browne: Civil Litigation, 22nd ed: UK Titles