Life on Mars
Oh, well let’s entertain it, let’s take it out for a prawn cocktail, a steak and a bottle of Liebfraumilch, then […]
2020
Controlling costs in group litigation
Over the years I have had involvement in a number of group actions, all of which have raised interesting issues
Ho howe hmmm
One of my abiding interests in the field of personal injury costs is the vexed and vexing topic of QOCS,
Non party costs in the Supreme Court II
The last post considered the search for principle in the Supreme Court decision of Travelers Insurance Company Ltd v XYZ
Non party costs in the Supreme Court I
A very important case was decided by the Supreme Court at the tail end of last year, that of Travelers
Non party costs orders continued
By the time of Deutsche Bank v Sebastian Holdings and Alexander Vik [2016] EWCA Civ 23 in 2016 a certain
Principle and non party costs orders
Although the caselaw has developed over time with notable cases along the way being Aiden Shipping CoLtdv Interbulk Ltd [1986] 2 WLR 1051
Non party costs orders considered
The non party costs jurisdiction is, from a professional and academic viewpoint one of the more interesting areas of costs
Electronic dreams
I have been watching with interest the chatter on the internet, particularly LinkedIn, as to how remote hearings might take
Digital in design
Our system needs to be accessible – easy to use, but digital in design. Today’s court system has been built