Silver medals
On Friday the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in two very important conjoined appeals about the potential liability of […]
Costs
Getting real
I have neglected this blog in recent months, as my time has been spent elsewhere. But I have been considering
The uses of adversity
So Trinity Term draws to an end and the Long Vacation beckons. A very long one for me, as I
The lion sleeps tonight
How quickly the year is passing. We are in the dog days of the year. Each day is a little
Fixed costs and interpreters’ fees
Roughly 50% of the credit hire trials I have fought, have involved the claimant giving evidence through an interpreter. The
The undiscovered country
QOCS like so many areas of costs litigation, could be described as the gift that never stops giving. In 2018
Costs
QOCS and the man
In terms of recent trips to the Court of Appeal, I am winning 4-0. I do not wish to go
Costs, Procedure
Costs Orders, discontinuance and credit hire
A recent case I had some involvement in, concerned the interesting scenario where a major insurance company told solicitors representing