Personal Injury costs

Not all judges, use an axe when assessing costs. Some judges prefer to use a metaphorical baseball bat, perhaps even […]

One of the more amusing notions in costs, religiously propagated in the comments section of the Law Society’s Gazette is

One of the saddest areas of personal injury litigation, is that sub area of work which concerns claims arising from

Twixmas (that curious period between Christmas and New Year) can be a time for angst, stress, boredom, and in the

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

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

For many years, disputes about retainers have been at the heart of the “Costs Wars” fought historically against solicitors by

Following on from the decision of the Court of Appeal in University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust

Once one QOCS case arrives, like the number 27 bus, you know that another one will be close behind. On

QOCS has been called (by me) the gift that never stops giving. I anticipate that when the rules change, if