Litigation funding – Costs Barrister

Before the deluge

One of the issues that has been floating around for years in the field of litigation funding is the “Arkin”

For seven hundred years the common law courts set their faces against strangers to a case financially supporting its litigation

This summer has seen the conclusion of a number of group actions, including the RBS Rights Issue litigation and the

An interesting and potentially lucrative area of work for practitioners in the field of consumer rights can be found in competition

One of the few intangible benefits of the Credit Crunch and subsequent recession, was to make the banking profession more

The working year has begun. On the horizon are more reforms to the law and practice of costs, including the

The title of this post reflects the Latin maxim “Let justice be done though the heavens fall”, a principle formulated

A key problem in obtaining effective justice in litigation is the inequality of arms which will often exist between a well