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On the 6th April 2020 amendments to Practice Direction 16 (PD16) of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) come into force which impose a number of mandatory ...
In the recent case of Moles v Cook, the credit hire organisation was found to be the Dominus Litis and liable to the Defenders for their incurred Thir ...
Following the appeal of Mr Nahid Ahmed v Axa Corporate Solutions Assurance [2019] the Defendant successfully appealed the decision not to award the D ...
Credit hire in England and Wales continues to evolve at a swift pace and there is much talk in the legal press and amongst credit hire practitioners o ...
Small claims litigation can be seen by Claimant firms, and/or credit hire organisations ('CHO's'), as a very low risk way of putting the Defendant und ...
On 18 May 2018, His Honour Judge Gargan handed down judgment, dismissing the Claimant's appeal from the County Court decision of District Judge Read, ...
DAC Beachcroft secures 12 month custodial and 9 month suspended sentence for husband and wife fraudsters in £170,000.00 credit fraud hire claim.
Welcome to our new edition of the Hire Way. We are only half way through 2016, and it's been as eventful as originally anticipated. There ha ...
The case With MOJ portal and credit hire interaction currently a hot topic for insurers, DAC Beachcroft's market leading credit hire team has successf ...
Kapoor and Kapoor v Fluid Air Conditioning [2016]
