New Format Bill of Costs delayed
WHAT IS THE POINT OF COSTS BUDGETING? NOW WE HAVE THE ANSWER! – [2017] EWCA Civ 792.
The high price of a poorly prepared Bill of Costs – Vivienne Jago v Whitbread Group Plc
Refusal to mediate – sanctions won’t always apply – Gore v Naheed & Ahmed [2017] EWCA Civ 369
Costs Budgeting is no game – Latest Judgment – Fincharm Ltd v Churchill Group Ltd [2017] EWHC 1108 (
High Court guidance on PPE claims – Lord Chancellor v SVS Solicitors [2017] EWHC 1045 (QB)
Insurers denied right to repayment of Stage 1 Fixed Costs – J C and A Solicitors Ltd v Andeen Iqbal
What is a Costs Lawyer? A Costs Lawyer is a type of lawyer who specialises in settling the legal cos
COSTS BUDGETING – ROCK & ROLL BACK AGAIN
RECOVERING COSTS IN THE SMALL CLAIMS TRACK – CONSIDERING “UNREASONABLE BEHAVIOUR”
Assigned and varied CFA -Supreme Court Allows Success Fee and ATE premium – Plevin v Paragon Persona
NEW RULES ON COSTS BUDGETING & COURT HEARING FEES – Practice Direction 3 E – Civil Procedure Rul
“The Court will not – the words are mandatory – depart from the budget, absent good reason.” Merrix
Costs Budgeting – A Comprehensive Update – SPH Costing Services Ltd – Costs Lawyers & Law Costs
WHAT IS THE POINT OF COSTS BUDGETING (2)? – MacInnes v Hans Thomas Gross [2017] EWHC 127 (QB)
Proportionality of Costs – Savings Advice Ltd and Zinc Consumer Ltd v EDF Energy Customers PLC [2017
Proposed Changes to Advocacy Costs In Crime Matters – Advocate Graduated Fee Scheme (AGFS)
A NEW HOPE ON PROPORTIONALITY – SCCO MASTERS SPLIT ON HOW THE NEW RULES APPLY TO ADDITIONAL LIABILIT
Reasonable ATE premium can still be disproportionate – Martin v Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundati
Senior Costs Judge provides insight into decisions on hourly rates, (retrospective) success fees, AT