Reading between the lines
The first series of articles I am going to write this year, is on the topic of litigation funding. Recently […]
Dice Men
Welcome to 2025. I hope you had a good Christmas and are set fair for the New Year. One of
Die Hard 2
Christmas is coming. What would you like for Christmas? Perhaps a shiny new retainer, in your stocking? In which case,
The living legends
Next week, on 5th November, Steven Turner and I will be delivering a Zoom seminar on the fascinating and difficult
Under the greenwood tree
Many years ago, I remember being led in the Court of Appeal in a particularly contentious set of appeals, before
Wasted costs with Paul Hughes
In hotly contested litigation, costs are a constant, contentious issue. But sometimes they go beyond the arena of party-and-party issues,
Episode I: Costs and artificial intelligence
Yesterday, I made a trip to London and attended the Artificial Intelligence conference organised by the Society for Computers and
Counsel’s fees and artificial intelligence
If as Philip Larkin wrote, sex began in 1963, then it can be asserted that artificial intelligence (AI) began in