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RTA Fixed Costs: CPR 45        RTA Fixed Costs can apply in Personal Injury claims for Road Traffic Accidents. These costs are governed by the Civil Procedure Rules, Part 45. CPR 45 implemented some changes by the introduction of the Pre-Action Protocol...

Exit of Claim from MOJ Portal: Foley v Radinex What is the MOJ Portal? The MOJ Portal was initially introduced to deal with low value Road Traffic Accident claims. In July 2013, it was extended to deal with other low value personal injury claims, such as employers...

Summary Assessment of Costs Cohen v Fine [2020]Summary Assessment of Costs Following Trial in a matter, costs are usually awarded to the successful party and are to be assessed by way of detailed assessment, or the Court may complete a summary assessment of costs on...

Boundary Dispute Court Costs and Recovery of the Same  What is a Boundary Dispute?   Boundary Dispute Court Costs will naturally arise from Boundary Disputes which may have involved Court proceedings. A boundary dispute will arise when two parties believe they...

Solicitors Act Assessment: Cash Accounts When to Use, and What to Include/Exclude What is a Solicitors Act Assessment? A Solicitors Act Assessment can be utilised by a Client to have the Court assess their Solicitor's costs provided for legal services, usually with...

Solicitor Client Costs Assessment: Statute Bills When is a Client Bill, Not a Statute Bill? What is a Solicitor Client Costs Assessment? Solicitor client assessments are a form of detailed assessments which take place, often in civil litigation matters, when a client...