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In this article our experts consider one of the first cases to determine whether a school is entitled to a full refund where they cancel their school ...
What impact could the recent increased in court fees have on the costs of personal injury claims? Recent increases in Court Fees have seen them rise t ...
Whilst the Introduction of the fixed costs regime was intended to provide certainty as to the costs which a successful party could recover, unfortunat ...
The challenging of ATE (After the Event) insurance premiums has historically been one of the most difficult areas for disputes and proved problematic ...
In Catalano v Espley-Tyas Development Group Ltd [2017] EWCA Civ 1132, DAC Beachcroft, who represented the Defendant, won in the Court of Appeal on the ...
Two years ago the Government introduced significant increases in court issue fees, where the issue fee is determined by the damages claimed. Between ...
The Court of Appeal decision on the relationship between costs budgeting and detailed assessment in Harrison v University Hospitals Coventry and Warwi ...
