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02/05/2018
Master Rowley becomes the latest costs judge to tackle the meaning of 'good reason to depart' from an approved costs budget on detailed assessment, specifically in relation to hourly rates and valuation of claim.
19/04/2018
An examination of the role and relevance of an approved costs budget on an application under CPR 44.2(8) for a payment on account of costs.
23/03/2018
The High Court examines the requirement to assess risk when setting a post LASPO non-recoverable success fee in personal injury proceedings.
15/03/2018
On a detailed assessment of costs a reduction in hourly rates of the incurred costs is not a 'good reason' to depart from the budget in respect of the budgeted (future) costs.
25/02/2018
Court of Appeal addresses arguments relating to defective, co-existing and implied retainers, as well as deed of rectifications relating to conditional fee agreements.
01/02/2018
Celebrity litigants Brian May and Anita Dobson win significant recoverable costs uplift as circuit judge questions Master Rowley’s proportionality decision.
22/12/2017
Court of Appeal decides that a pre-April 1 2013 CFA was novated when a claimant agreed to instruct a replacement firm – but that LASPO transitional rules allow their success fee to be recovered regardless.
12/11/2017
The High Court has affirmed that in order to comply with the strict requirements of the Solicitors Act 1974 a statute bill must be a complete and self-contained bill for costs including all disbursements incurred during the period covered.
04/11/2017
Warby J considers the application of CPR 36.13 (4)(b) and (5) following acceptance of a defendant's Part 36 Offer out of time
25/07/2017
Chief Master Marsh considers the purpose and effect of commenting on incurred costs at a costs management hearing under CPR 3.15 and PD 3E.
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