Access to justice – Costs Barrister

51st state

Rough winds are currently shaking the darling buds of May. As the third anniversary of the referendum result approaches, the

I seem to have spent the last couple of weeks since my return from holiday, advising upon and drafting retainers

At the current time, it is hard to credit that the government has done anything in the last 3 years,

One of the areas of litigation that I keep an eye on is, competition law. With the continued contraction of

Regretfully, I had to change my plans this weekend as our village’s Brexit street party, to celebrate the country’s liberation

Yesterday argument concluded in the Court of Appeal at 5pm, in the case of Herbert v HH Law Limited. The

We live in strange days. This week the political class commenced tearing itself apart with renewed fervour over the on

One of the cases due to be heard in the Court of Appeal next year, which is worth keeping an

Last month the Lord Chancellor suffered another defeat in the High Court in the case of R v The Lord Chancellor

One of my favourite series of books in recent years, is the sequence 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami, in which his protagonist