When I started off at the Bar, about 90% of the work that I undertook were personal injury and industrial […]

I have thought increasingly frequently in the last couple of years, about writing a book on solicitor-own client disputes a

The case of R versus Environment Agency and others (Number 2) (2013) UK SC 78 is perhaps now the leading

We live in exciting times. From 1st October 2015, the SRA will gracefully relinquish its role in regulation firms which

I have very fond memories of part 45: right from the start of the introduction of fixed recoverable costs, it

Earlier this month, two significant lectures were given on the topic of costs budgeting by Jackson LJ and Dyson MR,

One of the issues that is currently under the spotlight, is whether a conditional fee agreement can effectively be assigned

Yesterday, I delivered my paper on litigation funding to the ACL conference in London. A really enjoyable day, with much

At this time of year, all the political parties are promising the earth and a pound besides, for our votes.

For many years, the principles on which a judgment or default costs certificate would be set aside, were relatively straightforward.