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I would say that the Mitchell and Lord Jackson’s Reforms to enforce CPR will be a long awaited blow to corrupt solicitors, reduce court time and £millions in costs. A personal treatise in support of the AQ in that it is not only pivotal, its ‘air tight’. Where there is a failure to comply; one will unequivocally lose because it means that the case would be 'twisted' throughout as follows: a) the defendants rejection of CPR-PAP, b) forcing proceedings to be filed, c) categorically refused to file a defense, d) followed by default judgement (its inevitable breach of CPR1 & 3), and e) non-compliance with Orders for Disclosure is sure to happen, f) misrepresentations during Quantum is sure to follow. The QB is in a sorrowful state because it does not comply with CPR, its orders or PD and needs to be rebuilt from the ground up, for sure corruption rules it corridors.