Revise SQE Dispute Resolution 2027
Book £17.00 Ebook £17.00 Audiobook £14.00
This SQE1 revision guide covers the requirements of the SRA SQE1 2026 specification for dispute resolution, which will be examined within the FLK1 assessments in January and July 2027. Designed specifically to help you prepare for the SQE1 assessment, it provides a clear, concise and highly focused overview of the subject, and covers the life of a civil claim including the different options of dispute resolution available.
The book is clearly structured around the SRA specification and focuses only on the content you need to revise for the SQE1 assessment. It provides plenty of opportunities to test your functioning legal knowledge as defined in the SQE1 syllabus. Each chapter includes five practice questions, demonstrating how to apply the relevant legal principles to SQE-style single best answer multiple-choice questions.
The SRA specification includes the following subject areas, all of which are covered in this SQE revision guide: different options for dispute resolution; resolving a dispute through a civil claim; commencing proceedings; responding to a claim; statements of case; interim applications; case management; evidence; disclosure and inspection; costs and funding; trial, appeals and enforcement of money judgments.
Revise
SQE Dispute Resolution is available as a print book, ebook and audiobook, with discounts available for bundles. It is suitable whether you are following an SQE preparation course, a self-study route, or preparing to retake the SQE1 assessment.
Book details
Print edition
ISBN: 9781917183987
Publication date: July 29, 2026
RRP: £17.00
No of pages: 226
Ebook edition
ISBN: 9781917183994
Publication date: July 29, 2026
RRP: £17.00
Audiobook edition
ISBN: 9781807730413
Publication date: August 1, 2026
RRP: £14.00
David Sixsmith
Dr David Sixsmith is an Assistant Professor at Northumbria University. He was previously a Senior Lecturer in Law and the programme leader for the Legal Practice Course and postgraduate SQE provision at the University of Sunderland. He is a non-practising solicitor and has previously been a partner at a high street firm. He is heavily involved with developing profession-facing legal education and teaches Dispute Resolution and Wills & Administration of Estates.
Contents
Different options for dispute resolution
Resolving a dispute through a civil claim
Commencing proceedings
Responding to a claim
Statements of case
Interim applications
Case management
Evidence
Disclosure and inspection
Costs and funding
Trial, appeals and enforcement of money judgments
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Revise SQE Dispute Resolution 2027" about?
This SQE1 revision guide covers the requirements of the SRA SQE1 2026 specification for dispute resolution, which will be examined within the FLK1 assessments in January and July 2027. Designed specifically to help you prepare for the SQE1 assessment, it provides a clear, concise and highly focused overview of the subject, and covers the life of a civil claim including the different options of dispute resolution available.
The book is clearly structured around the SRA specification and focuses only on the content you need to revise for the SQE1 assessment. It provides plenty of opportunities to test your functioning legal knowledge as defined in the SQE1 syllabus. Each chapter includes five practice questions, demonstrating how to apply the relevant legal principles to SQE-style single best answer multiple-choice questions.
Revise
SQE Dispute Resolution is available as a print book, ebook and audiobook, and is suitable whether you are following an SQE preparation course, a self-study route, or preparing to retake the SQE1 assessment.
Who wrote "Revise SQE Dispute Resolution 2027"?
"Revise SQE Dispute Resolution 2027" was written by David Sixsmith.
Dr David Sixsmith is an Assistant Professor at Northumbria University. He was previously a Senior Lecturer in Law and the programme leader for the Legal Practice Course and postgraduate SQE provision at the University of Sunderland. He is a non-practising solicitor and has previously been a partner at a high street firm. He is heavily involved with developing profession-facing legal education and teaches Dispute Resolution and Wills & Administration of Estates.
What is the Table of Contents for "Revise SQE Dispute Resolution 2027"?
Different options for dispute resolution
Resolving a dispute through a civil claim
Commencing proceedings
Responding to a claim
Statements of case
Interim applications
Case management
Evidence
Disclosure and inspection
Costs and funding
Trial, appeals and enforcement of money judgments
