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Summary of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee’s June 2024 Meeting Minutes
Following the publication of the June Civil Procedure Rule Committee minutes, the main takeaways are as follows: Clinical Negligence Fixed
How do the courts treat guideline hourly rates?
This briefing aims to answers the commonly asked question, what hourly rates will be allowed on detailed assessment? Before answering
Chambers & Partners has ranked Goodwin Malatesta as a leading legal costs practice in the 2024 Litigation Support edition
We are proud to announce that Chambers & Partners has ranked Goodwin Malatesta as a leading legal costs practice in
The Mechanics Of Qualified One Way Costs Shifting – Mrs. Sui La Ho V Miss Seyi Adelekun [2021] Uksc 45
The case of Mrs. Sui La Ho (Defendant/Appellant) v Miss Seyi Adelekun (Claimant/Respondent) was already well known following the Court
Can A Defendant’s Costs Be Set Off Against A Claimant’s If Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting Applies?
The case of Mrs Siu Lai Ho v Miss Seyi Adelekun is already well known following the Court of Appeal’s
How To Revise A Costs Budget – The New Precedent T
There already exists in CPR PD 3E para 7.6 a requirement for parties to vary costs budgets where there have
Master James Rules That Cfas Are Unenforceable Due To Breaches Of The Courts And Legal Services Act 1990
GLOBAL ENERGY HORIZONS CORPORATION [GEHC] v THE WINROS PARTNERSHIP (formerly ROSENBLATT SOLICITORS [RS]) [2020] EWHC B27 (Costs) Master James has
Hourly Rates In Court Of Protection Bills Of Costs – In The Matters Of Plk, Aayan Ahmed Thakur, Nathanial Chapman And Paul Nigel Tate [2020]
Hourly Rates In Court Of Protection Bills Of Costs – In The Matters Of Plk, Aayan Ahmed Thakur, Nathanial Chapman
Utting V City College Norwich – Is An Underspent Phase A Good Reason To Depart From An Approved Costs Budget?
This decision forms part of growing case law defining good reason to depart from an approved costs budget on detailed
How To Revise A Costs Budget – Chief Master Marsh’s Guidance In Sharp V Blank
Chief Master Marsh’s judgment in Sharp v Blank [2017] EWHC 3390 (Ch) addresses this issue in great detail and provides
