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Some years ago, I took my children on a tour of the Houses of Parliament. I dimly remembered visiting them […]
Some years ago, I took my children on a tour of the Houses of Parliament. I dimly remembered visiting them […]
As I write this post, the rain is sleeting down outside, almost continuously as it has done for the last
An issue that arises from time to time, is when in multi-party litigation, it is appropriate for a defendant who
QOCS like so many areas of costs litigation, could be described as the gift that never stops giving. In 2018
I am finishing off the paper I am presenting at the MBL Seminars Costs Conference in London on 26th November.
I have returned home after six days of rain in Cornwall followed by a seventh day of gales to speed
One of the issues which arises frequently in a costs case, where there are multiple defendants, is the issue of
The European Union (Withdrawal) (No 2) Act 2019 provides as follows: (4) The Prime Minister must seek to obtain from
The year 2020 is likely to mark a watershed in the structure of the personal injury litigation industry, in England
A copy of the paper I delivered yesterday at the Law Society’s Commercial Litigation Conference is available here: 2019 09