Andrew Hogan's blog on costs and litigation funding
I have thought increasingly frequently in the last couple of years, about writing a book on solicitor-own client disputes a particularly interesting area of costs work, and uniquely painful for the solicitors who find themselves
Continue readingThe case of R versus Environment Agency and others (Number 2) (2013) UK SC 78 is perhaps now the leading case on the application of the Aarhus Convention in domestic law insofar is that convention
Continue readingWe live in exciting times. From 1st October 2015, the SRA will gracefully relinquish its role in regulation firms which act in the debt collection market, and pass the baton onto the Financial Conduct Authority
Continue readingI have very fond memories of part 45: right from the start of the introduction of fixed recoverable costs, it has proved a bone of contention and a fruitful source of satellite litigation. I am
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