Abuse of the costs budgeting process
Compromise can lead to relatively narrow issues on costs that are limited to significant points of principle, advises Francis Kendall
11 July 2017
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A whirlwind six months
Georgina Squire reflects on the groundbreaking judgments and procedural changes litigators have had to get to grips with and looks ahead to the possible impact of Brexit
5 July 2017
Standard of proof in the spotlight
Following the SRA’s case against Leigh Day, is it time for the SDT to rethink its use of the criminal standard of proof, asks Iain Miller
5 July 2017
The dangers of ground rent clauses
Sarah Clover and Tony Nurse-Marsh set out the latest developments for conveyancing solicitors and highlight the steps that can be taken in the event of a class action
3 July 2017
Reforming civil procedure
Nigel Sanders, Anna Johnson, and Vanessa Opoku highlight the sea change in Jersey’s dispute resolution process that brings it more in line with England and Wales’ CPR
3 July 2017
What next for solicitors’ professional indemnity?
Results of the general election and Brexit negotiations may lead to volatile times ahead, as well as trigger an increase in claims, suggests Julian Smart
3 July 2017
The new era post of professional liability
Lawyers should be concerned, when negotiating the terms of a retainer, to make the scope of their duty clear, explains Georgina Squire
27 June 2017
Introduction of new electronic bill of costs delayed
Costs lawyers warn solicitors not to avoid the inevitable
21 June 2017
The invisible export
Competition between the international commercial courts of London and Dubai looks set to continue in the new global market, writes Rupert Reed QC
20 June 2017
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