Zoom: the saga continues
My good friends Gordon Exall and Matthew Smith, will be presenting a Zoom seminar on costs, as part of the […]
My good friends Gordon Exall and Matthew Smith, will be presenting a Zoom seminar on costs, as part of the […]
For many years I have thought that Liverpool could aptly be described as the engine room of the common law.
The highway’s jammed with broken heroes on a last-chance power driveEverybody’s out on the run tonight, but there’s no place
This week I took part in the Practico ‘Costs chat with friends‘ with regulars Jeremy Morgan QC and Andy Ellis. Jeremy
Are you embroiled in a costs dispute with your client? Are you afraid you may become embroiled in a costs
On 31st May 2021, the long-awaited reforms to low value road traffic accident reforms come into law, with detailed measures
Further costs conundrums arise in the context of confiscation proceedings which may follow from a private prosecution. If we take
Imminently, the Court of Appeal is expected to rule upon the appeals against conviction by a number of former Post
The clocks have gone forward and British summertime has arrived. The first tentative easing of Lock Down also begins today.
An issue which is often passed over in litigation until disaster strikes, is the involvement of lay clients in matters