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Adverse Costs, ATE Funding, and Points of Dispute Reducing Your Liability for Legal Costs What are Adverse Costs? Adverse costs are the costs arising throughout legal proceedings when a claim fails, including legal fees, disbursements and expenses, and are usually...

Setting Aside a Default Costs Certificate When to Apply and Prospects of an Application What is a Default Costs Certificate? Setting aside a Default Costs Certificate in a claim for legal costs can be an uphill struggle, but how are they obtained and what are the...

Supreme Court Costs and Assessment of the SameWhat is the Supreme Court? The Supreme Court is an appeal Court which deals with appeals from the Court of Appeal in England and Wales, the Court of Session in Scotland and the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland. The...

Costs In Professional Negligence Claims Recovering the Costs and Assessment of the Same What is a Professional Negligence Claim? A professional negligence claim can be brought against a professional body or service provider if they did not fulfill their duty to their...

Disputing Legal Costs and Points of Dispute Solicitor Client and Inter-Partes Disputes Disputing legal costs is an important aspect of the legal system that allows individuals to challenge the expenses incurred during a legal proceeding. Legal costs can be a...

CPR 36: Essex County Council v UBB Waste Does a Part 36 Offer Remain Valid if Served Late?   CPR 36 Offers A CPR 36 offer is governed by the Civil Procedure Rules, namely Part 36 of the same. CPR 36 sets out the formalities which should be considered when...