Causation in Natural Nuisance - Recent Developments & Practical Guidance

Introduction

Natural nuisance claims continue to evolve, with recent case law shaping how issues of causation are argued and evidenced. Understanding the practical challenges involved is essential for practitioners handling these complex disputes.

This new virtual classroom seminar provides an up-to-date review of causation in natural nuisance cases, examining recent judicial developments and the realities of running these claims in practice.

You will gain valuable insight into what to look for in expert reports, common pitfalls that can undermine a case, and the key issues arising in claims involving water ingress, tree roots and Japanese knotweed. The session will also consider several important case law updates and illustrate the principles through practical examples drawn from real-world scenarios.

Register today to strengthen your understanding of causation issues in natural nuisance claims and ensure you are equipped to navigate the evidential and procedural challenges these cases present.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• Case law update on nuisance claims
• Causation in nuisance - identifying and excluding alternative causes
• A practical approach to water ingress cases, with worked examples
• Interim injunctions revisited and when summary judgment or strike out may be appropriate in natural nuisance claims
• Is your expert evidence robust enough? A critical assessment of quality and reliability
• Practical guidance on the conduct and management of natural nuisance claims

Recording of live sessions: Soon after the Learn Live session has taken place you will be able to go back and access the recording - should you wish to revisit the material discussed.