Jackson and the Walrus
The following is the text of a lecture drafted by myself and James Wibberley and delivered by us at the Ropewalk Chambers Personal […]
The following is the text of a lecture drafted by myself and James Wibberley and delivered by us at the Ropewalk Chambers Personal […]
The article below was first published in March 2011. Does an award of indemnity costs matter? A Regional Costs Judge
“It may be that there are some who would decry the importance of the rules of natural justice. ……those who
On 28th January 2013, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the case of Sylvia Henry v News Group
We live in interesting times. In April 2013, the biggest shake up to the civil justice system in a generation
Although we are now in the “dog days” of part 45 section II, and the issue of fixed recoverable costs inter
On 12th December 2012, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the case of Christine Brown-Quinn v Equity Syndicate
On 9th February 2012, Lord Neuberger the Master of the Rolls, gave a lecture, the ninth in the Jackson Implementation
This article was originally published in September 2012. A sequel dealing with the later High Court decision in Patterson v
This post was published as an article in September 2011. There is a legal saying that “hard cases make bad