Andrew Hogan's blog on costs and litigation funding
At this time of year, all the political parties are promising the earth and a pound besides, for our votes. I have read with interest the various manifestoes and announcements on what they will do
Continue readingFor many years, the principles on which a judgment or default costs certificate would be set aside, were relatively straightforward. If a judgment or costs certificate was regular, in that it had been obtained in
Continue readingReading Points of Dispute, particularly those which are submitted for a provisional assessment, I am struck by how frequently, I see “General Point One” pitched as a challenge to the Bill of Costs on the
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