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Keoghs Insight
Costs Aware 1
AWARE14/04/2016
Welcome to the first edition of Costs AWARE, a new publication for clients that will cover issues concerning costs on a regular basis.
In this issue, articles include Howard Dean summarising the key issues that lie ahead, and Ben Petrecz looks at the approach to costs management and its effect upon detailed assessment.
Part 36 offers are discussed in relation to two cases on page 10 and Phillip Cawrey looks at the case of McDaniel & Co v Clarke, which establishes the requirement for full enquiries to be made into funding at an early stage.
If you have any queries on the articles included in this issue, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Does it matter where a CFA is signed?
Kayla Rees discusses whether it matters where a CFA is signed.
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The Market: Which way is the wind blowing?
Howard Dean discusses change within the costs arena and the various proposed reforms.
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The Unnamed Defendant
This article examines the relationship between recovery costs and the CFA.
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The approach to costs management and its effect upon detailed assessment
Ben Petrecz looks at the approach to costs management and its effect upon detailed assessment.
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Part 36 trumps Part 45
Howard Dean discusses the Part 36 offers in relation to two cases.
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To accept or not to accept
Howard Dean discusses a court decision regarding the late acceptance of a Part 36 offer and Phill Cawrey looks at whether a Part 36 offer can be accepted after completion of a provisional assessment.
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Keoghs blog: CFA funding conversion at a clients’ expense
Howard Dean discusses the impact of CFA funding on clients’ expenses.
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Consider the options
Phillip Cawrey examines the case of McDaniel & Co v Clarke in respect of the requirement for full enquiries to be made into funding at an early stage.
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Fixed Costs: The time has come!
The time has now come to introduce an extensive regime of fixed costs for civil litigation, argued Lord Justice Jackson in his lecture of 28 January 2016. Ben Petrecz provides an update.