Credit Hire Barrister

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Andrew Hogan / August 30, 2017

Section 151 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, whilst a very useful provision for claimants is by no means a […]

Fraud and credit hire sometimes seem to go hand in hand, and the reason is not hard to discern, it

An interesting case from a few months ago is the decision in the Court of Appeal in the case of

Long ago, in the mid 1990s the Nottingham County Court had a local practice direction, agreed by the District Judges,

One of the more enduring problems created by credit hire claims arises from the sheer number of parties who can take

The recent decision of the Court of Appeal in the case of Cameron v Hussain and Liverpool Victoria Insurance Company

On 28th June 2017 I shall be chairing A Question Time on Costs at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. Booking

Long term readers of this blog, will know that I tend to place articles I write on costs issues, on

It is frequently the case in credit hire litigation, that an issue arises as to whether correspondence that is said

Our consideration now turns to the second of the two appeals in the conjoined cases of McBride v UK Insurance