An area of costs practice which is becoming increasingly overloaded with authority is the jurisprudence governing applications for non party […]

The working year has begun. On the horizon are more reforms to the law and practice of costs, including the

For many reasons, the tool of choice to use for the compromise of disputes, either litigated or at the pre-litigation

The appeal hearing commenced before HH Judge Wood QC in the County Court at Liverpool. After a full day’s argument,

This month saw the publication of the 100th issue of Litigation Funding, the magazine which received immortality for the utility of its

A recent decision of District Judge Hale sitting in the County Court at Nottingham in the case of Arfan.v.S &

The Claimant’s appeal and the Defendant’s cross appeal from the decision of District Judge Jenkinson in this case concerning the assignment

Assignment of conditional fee agreements is a topic which has come to life in recent months, with an increased interest in the

The recent decision of District Judge Lumb in the case of A & M.v.Royal Mail Group in which in the

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is an alternative to litigation. Seen twenty years ago, as touchy-feely nonsense, “being nice” to the “being nasty”