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From time to time, solicitors pause from fighting like lions on behalf of their clients and need to go into […]

In recent years there has been a growing tendency to consolidation in the personal injury marketplace, with many firms and

The case of Jones v Spire Healthcare is not to proceed to the Court of Appeal.

When I undertake a heavy detailed assessment (a working definition of which is more than 2 days or more than

Many thanks to the ACL, who were kind enough to invite me to speak at their London conference on Friday.

At 10.30am today, HH Judge Wood QC handed down the judgment on the appeal and cross appeal in the case

At 10.30 am tomorrow, 11th May 2016, in the County Court at Liverpool, His Honour Judge Wood QC will hand down

As is well known, one of the effects of LASPO 2012 and the removal of recoverable success fees and ATE

Arbitrations in the international context, can be an expensive business. Arbitrators frequently can and do, make awards of costs, on

I have now clawed my way back to Nottingham, after a very pleasant but tiring trip to Manchester, for A Question