Steven Davies considers the Supreme Court’s dismissal of appeals against recoverability of ATE and succes
The Supreme Court’s decision in Flood has not provided the clarity hoped for in relation to future recovery of success fees and ATE premiums, says Steve
Matthew Wescott and John Bramhall consider the obstacles in the way of those seeking to persuade a court that a commercial contract is void fo
If you find yourself on the cusp of a dispute, take a moment to ask yourself what it is you want to achieve, at what cost, and why, advises Danie
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Third-party backing is no longer just for David vs Goliath legal battles, explains Patric
Defendants are better off settling than arguing over lack of serious harm, says Andre
Brexit uncertainty, an underfunded civil justice system, and a less diverse judiciary are causes fo
Even if care is taken to construct clear limits to a retainer, they may not withstand intense judicial scrutiny, warn Francesca Kaye and Rick
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The ramifications of RBS Rights Issue Litigation are troubling to in-house lawyers, explains Emil
