Andrew Hogan

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Criminal costs cases are always interesting. In the case of The Lord Chancellor v Lam & Meerbux Solicitors [2023] EWHC […]

Enforceability challenges have an enduring appeal in costs litigation. They are also protean and have taken many forms across the

If you can fill the unforgiving minute. With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that’s

As long ago as 2009, The Guardian reported that banks and solicitors were charging £1.25 billion per annum for the

Easter has now been and gone. I have returned from a very welcome break on the ancient island of Malta.

Spring has reached the riverlands. Each day the sky seems to become bluer, and the foliage greener. Last week Craig

On 30th March 2023 Craig Ralph and I are undertaking our latest Zoom seminar. As the blurb has it: Andrew

Sometimes, even now, a decade after the implementation of the Jackson reforms, to most of civil litigation, I go to

The last few months have seen an outpouring of legal argument, judgment, analysis and statutory reform on all matters pertinent

Andrew Hogan / February 13, 2023

Sometimes you just gotta roll the hard six. -Unknown On 2nd February 2023 The Civil Procedure Amendment Rules 2023 were