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Damages Based Agreements: Zuberi v Lexlaw Limited What are Damages Based Agreements? Damages Based Agreements (DBAs) are also known as contingency fee agreements. They are a type of funding arrangement between a Solicitor and their Client and are used as a method of...

  CPR 44.3 Update April 2021: Vulnerability and Proportionality         What is Covered Under CPR 44.3? The Civil Procedure Rules are used to govern Civil disputes in the UK. CPR 44 refers to general rules on costs of civil litigation or civil...

Property Litigation Costs: Recovery and NegotiationProperty Litigation Costs arise from civil litigation which relates to a property dispute. They can include disputes between landlords and tenants and disputes regarding ownership of property, whether it be...

Commercial Litigation Costs and Recovery of the SameWhat are Commercial Litigation Costs?   Commercial Litigation Costs arise from matters relating to commercial disputes in which costs have been ordered or an offer has been accepted which permits the recovery of...

Interim Payment on Account of Costs: Coloplast A/S v Salts  An interim payment on account of costs can be made before the final costs are agreed. It means that the receiving party can obtain a portion of their costs on account without having to wait for the final...

  Legal Disbursements and Recovery of the Same   What Are Legal Disbursements? Legal disbursements refer to additional charges and costs incurred by the solicitor on behalf of a client for goods and services relating to a legal case. The types of legal...