2013

On Friday 6th December 2013, His Honour Judge Wood QC, handed down a reserved judgment in two conjoined appeals, the […]

Today, 27th November 2013, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in what is now the leading case on the

About 40 miles from here, in 1485, Richard III unwittingly brought the Middle Ages to an end, by losing the

One of the more interesting and challenging areas of costs, relates to the practice of costs in the context of group

A large number of cases are emerging, where in a claim worth more than £5000 but less than £10,000, the proceedings

It is always sad, when a solicitor and a client part company during the course of litigation, and such sadness

The raison d’etre of the package of reforms, known as the Jackson reforms, is to reduced perceived levels of disproportionate costs

A problem that arises from time to time, in the context of personal injury litigation, is that an issues arises over

This paper was first delivered at the ACL conference on 10th May 2013. Introduction 1.         One of the reforms to

Is it possible to argue, that for the purposes of part 45 of the Civil Procedure Rules 1998, noise induced