Welcome to our second Blog in the series. Today we will be concentrating on Part 36 offers and their consequences as requested by a...

Hello and welcome to the first in a series of Blogs prepared by Waters Legal Costs Ltd specifically designed for entry level lawyers,...

Professional Deputies and Court of Protection practitioners will no doubt be aware of the recent case of PLK & Others. Maters Whalan held...

A question often ask of us is exactly what are QOCS and how are they applied. It is a subject often considered but rarely understood, but...

Well not in all cases! In SUPPIPAT & OTHERS v NARONGDEJ & OTHERS [2020] Costs LR 1649 Costs on amending the particulars of claim to plead...

Arag Plc v Jones & Anor [2020] EWHC (Comm) (18 December 2020). Where there were two Claimants but the ATE police only covered one...

COSTS LAWYERS BEWARE: COURT REFUSES TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT COSTS CERTIFICATE: “AVOIDABLE DELAY” IS NOT LOOKED AT KINDLY Masten v London...

The CPRC have accepted recommendations from the Civil Justice Council to incorporate vulnerability as a factor when considering...

The new Electronic Bill of Costs was introduced and became mandatory from 6 April 2018 and applies to Part 7 multi-track claims. The...

The Court of Appeal has handed down its Judgment in Swift v Carpenter [2020] Costs LR 1547. Of particular note are the Part 36 benefits...

Welcome to the first of our Blogs designed to give you and your team the basic knowledge you require in respect of costs, this is a bite...

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