A review of litigation funding in England and Wales
Reports, like omnibuses in Clapham, tend to travel in threes, and there were three significant reports last year on the […]
Reading between the lines
The first series of articles I am going to write this year, is on the topic of litigation funding. Recently
Dice Men
Welcome to 2025. I hope you had a good Christmas and are set fair for the New Year. One of
Die Hard 2
Christmas is coming. What would you like for Christmas? Perhaps a shiny new retainer, in your stocking? In which case,
The living legends
Next week, on 5th November, Steven Turner and I will be delivering a Zoom seminar on the fascinating and difficult
Under the greenwood tree
Many years ago, I remember being led in the Court of Appeal in a particularly contentious set of appeals, before
Wasted costs with Paul Hughes
In hotly contested litigation, costs are a constant, contentious issue. But sometimes they go beyond the arena of party-and-party issues,
Episode I: Costs and artificial intelligence
Yesterday, I made a trip to London and attended the Artificial Intelligence conference organised by the Society for Computers and