Andrew Hogan's blog on costs and litigation funding
I have now undertaken more than two dozen oral hearings, in the aftermath of a provisional assessment, when the paying party tries to make its points of principle, or the receiving party tries to claw
Continue readingThe title of this post reflects the Latin maxim “Let justice be done though the heavens fall”, a principle formulated originally by Terence, or Piso and echoed in famous cases in more modern times, by
Continue readingIn recent weeks, I have had a number of enquiries from frustrated costs lawyers, as to what certain provisions within part 45 actually mean. They are frustrated, because the rules do not appear to cover
Continue readingWhen I started off at the Bar, about 90% of the work that I undertook were personal injury and industrial disease claims. A significant proportion of the latter category of claim involved claims for industrial deafness
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