Costs Barrister

QOCS and fundamental dishonesty II

Assuming that the issues have been sufficiently telegraphed to the putatively dishonest party, how is fundamental dishonesty to be defined?

It is sad to say, that fraud is present in a significant number of cases in personal injury litigation. Whether

One of the vagaries of the costs management regime, is that it has to function in the real world where

2019 is about to begin with the Navy tussling with asylum seekers in the Channel, the Brexit obsessed political class

In 2018 there have been a number of interesting cases on part 36 including my own venture into the procedural

We have reached the dog days of the year, the darkest point of winter, where one leaves home in the

As has been wisely observed, once a disastrous loss has been sustained at trial, the loser’s thoughts turn immediately to

From time to time, I am afraid I do lose a case. One such case a couple of months ago,

One of the things that I do from time to time is draft damages based agreements (DBAs) for clients, who

There are always fashions in litigation: one of them which has occupied roughly two years, have been the arguments about