Tinkering under the bonnet
We are now approaching the third anniversary of the implementation of LASPO 2012 on 1st April 2013. Over the course […]
We are now approaching the third anniversary of the implementation of LASPO 2012 on 1st April 2013. Over the course […]
Yesterday the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in a case I successfully argued for the appellant on appeal, representing
I am grateful to Marcus Davies and William Mackenzie of DWF who have brought to my attention a further case
The Ropewalk Chambers Personal Injury Conference has just concluded. It was a pleasure to meet so many of you, some
Recently in my household, I have had to declare a state of emergency, suspend the normal democratic procedures, and issue
Last year, I wrote a post on the fixed costs regime and how in my opinion as far as claimants
The resumed hearing of the appeal in Jones v Spire Health Care will now take place on 19th April 2016
I have been asked on many occasions by insurance companies and their instructed solicitors how one “gets round” QUOCS. The
A steady flow of assignment points continue to arise and to cross my desk on a weekly basis. Solicitors who
Third party costs assessments are rare beasts. The context in which they commonly arise is in the context of challenging