2016 – Credit Hire Barrister

Costs Orders, discontinuance and credit hire

Andrew Hogan / December 20, 2016

A recent case I had some involvement in, concerned the interesting scenario where a major insurance company told solicitors representing […]

Andrew Hogan / December 11, 2016

As has been observed elsewhere, the role of credit hire cars in the late twentieth century and early twenty first

Andrew Hogan / December 8, 2016

Each year, I give a number of seminars to the profession. I speak at the Ropewalk Chambers Personal Injury conference

Andrew Hogan / November 22, 2016

In the view of many lawyers, part 36 is one of the most tricky and technical parts of the Civil

Andrew Hogan / October 31, 2016

Some credit hire claimants are unsophisticated clients. Under cross examination in the witness box, they will sometimes explain how they

Andrew Hogan / October 13, 2016

Section 147 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 has been heavily amended by section 9 and Schedule 3 of the

Andrew Hogan / October 3, 2016

One of the perennial bugbears of insurance companies is when to their horror, they find they are fixed with a

Andrew Hogan / September 17, 2016

An important issue in credit hire litigation if a claim fails, is the extent to which a successful defendant, can

Its always a pleasure to go to the Court of Appeal. The judges are bright, focused and polite. The work

How quickly the weeks fly by. Since my return from a brief break in late May, there seems to have