Costs Barrister

T’int right, t’int fair, t’int proper

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

Yesterday I attended at the Association of Costs Lawyers conference, in order to deliver a paper on Fixed Costs. The

There is an established cottage industry in respect of costs arguments which arise from the operation of various Protocols applicable

We live in strange days. This week the political class commenced tearing itself apart with renewed fervour over the on

One of the more niche areas of my practice, but which is one of the most interesting is the regulatory

The decision of the Court of Appeal in Cartwright v Venduct Engineering Limited [2018] EWCA Civ 1654 has been widely reported.

I have just put the finishing touches to my paper and Powerpoint presentation for the ACL Conference on 23rd November

I am pleased to note that I have been awarded ratings again in the new editions of Chambers and Partners and

One of the key distinctions between the way that barristers and solicitors practise, remains the fact that barristers may not handle client money,