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High-conflict clients: why boundaries are part of good client care
Dispute Resolution

High-conflict clients: why boundaries are part of good client care

Written by John Barwell 30 March 202618 August 2026

A practical framework for managing high-conflict clients while protecting process integrity, professional independence, and client care standards.

Vexatious Conduct in Legal Proceedings: A Common Strategy and How to Avoid the Trap
Legal Processes

Vexatious Conduct in Legal Proceedings: A Common Strategy and How to Avoid the Trap

Written by John Barwell 9 October 202418 August 2026

Vexatious conduct involves disruptive behaviour in legal proceedings aimed at undermining justice, and claimants can avoid falling into this trap by maintaining composure, careful communication, and professional conduct.

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