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In a startling decision that will provide ‘counterintuitive and unfair results’, the Supreme Court has significantly shifted the practical application ...
It is common-place for straightforward lower value claims issued in the High Court for data breach to be transferred to the County Court and allocated ...
Deputy District Judge Akers, sitting in the County Court at St. Helens, has given a judgment in a fixed costs case, Powles v Hemmings F20YM309 (23rd A ...
In this article, we consider the current decisions calling for revised Guideline Hourly Rates when assessing costs and look ahead to what the outcome ...
In the case of Foley v Radinex, DAC Beachcroft have successfully challenged a claim for post-issue fixed costs and obtained a costs order securing a f ...
The pitfalls surrounding ‘Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting’ and costs off-setting were once again highlighted in the case of Ho v Adelekun. What are t ...
Mr Justice Turner has reduced the claimants’ disputed future budgeted costs in the British Steel Coke Oven Workers Litigation by some £2.19 million, a ...
DACB have successfully challenged a claimant’s cost budget of almost £1million, obtaining an order compelling the claimant to submit a revised cost bu ...
In the recent judgement of Ainsworth v Stewarts Law LLP [2020] the recent explosion in applications to have lawyers’ costs assessed from their own cli ...
A Regional Costs Judge has added to the growing body of conflicting decisions concerning the application of ‘good reason’ when cases settle before tri ...
