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Costs Litigation: Shaping New Law into Solution-Focused Answers for Your Clients

London

Answers to 11 Thorny Questions: Directly from 8 Supremely Talented Costs Judges and Counsel

Costs Litigation: Shaping New Law into Solution-Focused Answers for Your Clients

London

Answers to 11 Thorny Questions: Directly from 8 Supremely Talented Costs Judges and Counsel

Costs Law
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Proportionality - Master Jason Rowley

Proportionality - Master Jason Rowley (Costs litigation, London, 15.05.2019) Is there any hope for clarity on proportionality? How are you to advise on proportionality? Is there any new and practical thinking?

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Special costs orders - Alice Nash, Halisham Chambers

Special costs orders - Alice Nash, Halisham Chambers (Costs litigation, London, 15.05.2019) In border-line cases, what tips the balance when arguing for special costs orders: i.e. wasted costs, third party orders and orders for security for costs?

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Fixed costs regime - PJ Kirby QC

Fixed costs regime - PJ Kirby QC (Costs litigation, London, 15.05.2019) What are the unresolved practical and legal problems of the fixed costs regime? When will it be extended? Where are the challenges coming from?

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Proportionality (NOTES) - Master Jason Rowley

Proportionality (NOTES) - Master Jason Rowley (Costs litigation, London, 15.05.2019) Is there any hope for clarity on proportionality? How are you to advise on proportionality? Is there any new and practical thinking?

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Incurred costs - David Marshall, Anthony Gold Solicitors

Incurred costs - David Marshall, Anthony Gold Solicitors (Costs litigation, London, 15.05.2019) How can the paying party get behind the budget by arguing for reductions to incurred costs? In split trial cost budgets, do you argue for all the costs incurred or just those relating to the split element?

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Costs budgeting - Alexander Hutton, QC

Costs budgeting - Alexander Hutton, QC (Costs litigation, London, 15.05.2019) When is a breach “a mere irregularity,” following Page? How do you approach hourly rates at assessment, following Yirenkyi? What is the best way to present a revised budget?

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