Andrew Hogan's blog on costs and litigation funding
On 26th February 2020 Tom Herbert and I will be speaking at our Commercial Costs 2020 seminar in Ropewalk Chambers in Nottingham starting at 4.30pm. I will be looking principally at non-party costs orders and
Continue readingThis month whilst most of the legal world had relocated to the Mediterranean an interesting decision was handed down on the application of the non-party costs jurisdiction to solicitors and counsel. The case is Willers
Continue readingOne of the issues that has been floating around for years in the field of litigation funding is the “Arkin” cap, which has been thought to apply to cap the adverse costs liability of third
Continue readingOne of the other areas of work that keeps me busy, is credit hire. The gift that never stops giving, as I have been arguing those claims both for and against insurance companies for 20
Continue readingAn area of costs practice which is becoming increasingly overloaded with authority is the jurisprudence governing applications for non party costs Orders. Such applications arise in a number of contexts: they may be made against
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