Solicitor-own client

The Platinum Jubilee is over. Amidst the caterwauling and sentimentality, with the press obsessing over the soap opera of royal […]

Last week saw the shock adjournment of the appeal in the case of Belsner v Cam Legal Services Limited after

“It was much better to imagine men in some smokey room somewhere, made mad and cynical by privilege and power,

Since 2013, the number of solicitor-own client detailed assessments has significantly increased. In particular challenges to deductions from damages to

One of my more harmless vices, is the collection of old law books. Included in my collection is Butterworths Costs

For many years I have thought that Liverpool could aptly be described as the engine room of the common law.

Are you embroiled in a costs dispute with your client? Are you afraid you may become embroiled in a costs

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

In the aftermath of Herbert -v- H H Law Ltd  I thought at the time, that there was a lot