Non party costs orders considered
The non party costs jurisdiction is, from a professional and academic viewpoint one of the more interesting areas of costs […]
Electronic dreams
I have been watching with interest the chatter on the internet, particularly LinkedIn, as to how remote hearings might take
Digital in design
Our system needs to be accessible – easy to use, but digital in design. Today’s court system has been built
Darkest hour
Last night, I cheered myself up by watching Darkest Hour. If you have not seen it, I heartily recommend it
The customer is always right
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Hot air
March is proving to be the conference season. Fresh from the Ropewalk Chambers Personal Injury Conference on Friday, I note
The masterclass
I have received a number of enquiries from solicitors want to know if I can offer training in solicitor-own client
Value based charging and electronic disclosure
Nearly thirty years ago, I decided it would be a good idea one summer to spend three weeks of my
Fixed costs and fundamental dishonesty in personal injury claims
Part 45 CPR governs recoverable costs in a vast swathe of personal injury claims and all the indications are that
The quantum realm
From time to time, I deal with issues arising on the MOJ Portal and the various protocols which apply to