Oscar Davies writes in Counsel magazine about default setting in the county courts

Oscar Davies was recently published in the April edition of Counsel Magazine.

You can see their article here.

In the article ‘Have we learnt nothing from lockdown? A plea for defaults to be set on remote/in-person hearings in county courts’ Oscar argues that county courts need some defaults to be set for in person/remote hearings. Some hearings, we have learnt from lockdown, can clearly be done well remotely. Others are best in person. However the lack of guidance from the senior judiciary means that what is left is a piecemeal approach that benefits no one.