The whiplash “industry” of claims management companies, solicitors, medical reporting agencies et al provokes strong views from those who are […]

The early part of 2017 has seen the pace of costs reform picking up in relation to the introduction of fixed

On 3rd March 2017, I shall be delivering a paper on current issues in litigation funding and costs at the

Some time ago the Voice of Common Sense on the District Bench reminisced about those halcyon days pre 1999, now

An issue that arises in virtually every detailed assessment, is the extent to which a paying party can pore over

From time to time, for a variety of reasons, it may become necessary to discontinue detailed assessment proceedings. This may

QUOCS was introduced as part of the LASPO 2012 reforms on 1st April 2013 to provide that subject to a

What do you think of the title to this post? Does it catch your attention? Admittedly it is not blessed

The text of this article first appeared in the December 2016 issue of Litigation Funding. The recent decision of HH

Each year, I give a number of seminars to the profession. I speak at the Ropewalk Chambers Personal Injury conference