Class actions revisited
In the twenty first century, everything is “bigger”. There are more people, with more rights and interests, more disputes, and
Closing the window
At the tail end of the last legal term, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in the case of Hirachand
Costs in Planning Appeals
On Tuesday at 4pm, I am delivering a Zoom seminar on Costs in Planning Appeals. I shall be considering what
Lions under the throne
Not all judges, use an axe when assessing costs. Some judges prefer to use a metaphorical baseball bat, perhaps even
This England
Each morning, I look out of my window, and see the landscape of England, my England, and feel glad. I
A review of litigation funding in England and Wales
Reports, like omnibuses in Clapham, tend to travel in threes, and there were three significant reports last year on the