The philosophers’ stone
I have long thought that perhaps the most valuable commodity in the world is information. In the twenty first century, […]
I have long thought that perhaps the most valuable commodity in the world is information. In the twenty first century, […]
The bane of solicitors practising in the field of personal injury has since at least 2013 been the application of
For many years the questions of alternative funding and its availability has been central to disputes about the recovery of
I had an entertaining trip to Manchester on Friday, in order to speak at the ACL conference in the Hilton
I have just finished putting the final touches to the paper on QOCS I have been asked to deliver at
It has been cynically observed in the author’s presence, that insurance companies only care about fraud, and costs, and only about care
A central part of the LASPO 2012 reforms, was the introduction of Qualified One Way Costs Shifting (QOCS) as part
I have just returned from another outing to the Liverpool County Court, where I am a frequent visitor. It is
Sometimes a defendant makes a shrewdly judged part 36 offer, which is refused or ignored by the claimant or there is
Cases about QOCS seem to arrive like buses, in a pack. In court 72 today, the Court of Appeal handed