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Contesting an ATE Premium: Case Study
Contesting an ATE Premium: Case Study Introduction After the Event insurance premiums are often payable by clients in civil litigation. This insurance covers the risk against adverse costs/unrecoverable disbursements, if the case is lost, and frequently...
Application to Strike Out Claim: Case Study
Application to Strike Out Claim: Case Study Introduction ARC Costs were approached by a Litigant in Person, representing a business, who had made an application to strike out claim brought against them and three other Defendants for trespass. The...
CPR 3.17: Discovery Land Company v Axis Specialty Europe SE
CPR 3.17: Discovery Land Company v Axis Specialty Europe SE In discussing the control of costs expenditure, it is almost trite to cite paragraph 13 of Kazakhstan Kagazy plc v Zhunus [2015] EWHC 404 (Comm), ‘...What is reasonable and proportionate in that context must...
Milbrooke Construction Ltd v Jones – Recovery of Costs of Detailed Assessment
Milbrooke Construction Ltd v Jones - Recovery of Costs of Detailed Assessment How the Dominos fall: the Question of Whether a Large Reduction to a Bill Necessitates a Large Reduction to the Costs of Assessment In Milbrooke Construction Ltd v Jones [2021] EWHC B20...
Increase in Court Fees for the First Time in Five Years
Increase in Court Fees for the First Time in Five Years Following a public consultation on ‘increasing selected Court fees and help with fees income thresholds by inflation’, the Court Fees Order statutory instrument will come into force on 30 September 2021....
QOCS Case Law – Enforcement of Adverse Costs Orders – Ho v Adelkun
QOCS Case Law – Enforcement of Adverse Costs - Ho (Respondent) v Adelekun (Appellant) [2021] UKSC 43 What is QOCS? The costs protection afforded under Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting (QOCS) applies for post April 2013 onwards cases which feature personal...