Andrew Hogan's blog on costs and litigation funding
The issue of late acceptance of a claimant’s part 36 offer in personal injury proceedings, by a defendant, and whether this in turn permits escape from the regime of fixed costs is continuing to attract
Continue readingI have always been a fan of autumn. The season of changes, it is pleasingly full of falling leaves, muddy boots, and crumpets with bramble jelly by the fire. In keeping with the autumnal zeitgeist
Continue readingCosts litigation like no other area of practice is an exercise in bare knuckle savagery. Points are fought with the utmost ferocity, fire and vigour until finally determined and then after a momentary pause a new trend
Continue readingThe arrival of October means the “coalbiter” months have begun. From now until just before Christmas, the days will be growing shorter, and the long nights will give plenty of opportunity to read and write on topics of interest
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