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Author: Fadi Farhat

Fadi Farhat is a Senior Legal Consultant with extensive experience in human rights, and civil litigation. Since beginning his legal career in 2007, he has handled complex cases including extradition challenges, Interpol Red Notice requests, and actions against the police, with matters often progressing to the High Court and Court of Appeal. Fadi holds a First Class Law degree, an LL.M, and a Postgraduate Diploma, and is currently studying Modern Foreign Languages. His academic achievements include the Middlesex Law Society Prize for Excellence in Law and the Sweet & Maxwell Prize for Legal Writing. He has also been actively involved in the voluntary legal sector since 2008 and serves as a Trustee of Richmond Legal Advice Service (RLAS). In addition, Fadi has engaged in local government politics, advising senior figures on immigration policy. With a blend of practical expertise and academic excellence, Fadi provides authoritative insights into civil litigation and human rights law.
How Long Does a Civil Claim Take in England & Wales?
Civil Procedure Rules Civil litigation

How Long Does a Civil Claim Take in England & Wales?

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 15, 2025January 13, 2026

TL;DR Civil claims in England and Wales vary in length based on complexity, track allocation, and…

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Without Prejudice Communications: Safe or Not?
Civil litigation

Without Prejudice Communications: Safe or Not?

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 11, 2025December 11, 2025

TL;DR “Without prejudice” communications protect genuine settlement discussions from being used as evidence in court, but…

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Set Aside a CCJ: Grounds and Evidence
Civil litigation

Set Aside a CCJ: Grounds and Evidence

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 10, 2025December 10, 2025

TL;DR A CCJ can be removed if you prove it was entered incorrectly or you have…

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Specific Performance vs Damages: When Courts Compel Action
Civil litigation Contract Dispute

Specific Performance vs Damages: When Courts Compel Action

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 9, 2025December 9, 2025

TL;DR Specific performance is a rare court order that forces a party to complete a contract…

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Consent Orders: Settle and Seal the Deal
Civil litigation Copyright Disputes Property Dispute

Consent Orders: Settle and Seal the Deal

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 8, 2025December 8, 2025

TL;DR A consent order turns a voluntary agreement into a binding court order that protects your…

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Small Claims vs Fast Track: Which Is Right for My Case?
Civil litigation

Small Claims vs Fast Track: Which Is Right for My Case?

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 5, 2025December 5, 2025

TL;DR Small claims are suitable for simple, low-value disputes with quick, informal hearings. Fast track suits…

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Jurisdiction Clauses: Can I Sue in England?
Civil Procedure Rules

Jurisdiction Clauses: Can I Sue in England?

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 3, 2025December 3, 2025

Jurisdiction clauses play a central role in cross-border transactions and commercial agreements. They determine which country’s…

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Service Out of the Jurisdiction: Understanding the CPR Gateways
Civil Procedure Rules

Service Out of the Jurisdiction: Understanding the CPR Gateways

ByFadi Farhat Hours December 1, 2025December 1, 2025

TL:DR Service out of the jurisdiction allows claimants to serve legal proceedings abroad under strict CPR…

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Enforcing Foreign Judgments in England & Wales
Civil litigation

Enforcing Foreign Judgments in England & Wales

ByFadi Farhat Hours November 27, 2025November 27, 2025

TL;DR To enforce a foreign judgment in England & Wales, determine its origin and apply the…

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Freezing Orders in the UK: Thresholds, Risks and Cross-Undertakings
Civil litigation

Freezing Orders in the UK: Thresholds, Risks and Cross-Undertakings

ByFadi Farhat Hours November 26, 2025November 26, 2025

TL;DR Freezing orders allow courts to stop a defendant from disposing of assets before judgment or…

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