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Keoghs Insight
We keep you up-to-date on emerging market issues and their impact on the insurance sector,
through a variety of publications, events and our leading market initiatives.
Client Alerts 02/04/2019
Extending Fixed Recoverable Costs
On 28 March 2019, the Ministry of Justice released a consultation on the extension of Fixed Recoverable Costs in Civil Cases.
Client Alerts 25/03/2019 Scotland
Credit Hire Costs Success for the Keoghs Scotland team
In the recent judgment of Jamie Davis v Skyfire Insurance Company Limited, Keoghs Scotland LLP were successful representing the respondent, Skyfire, in a costs hearing arising from a credit hire claim.
AWARE 02/01/2019
Costs Aware
Welcome to Keoghs' new Costs Aware. As this is the first edition in our new format, we’ve addressed a broad spectrum of subjects, including the fixed costs regime and an introduction to our legal costs experts based in Liverpool.
Blogs 29/11/2018
Unreasonable behaviour pulled up by Court
In a refreshing decision in the County Court at Croydon, District Judge Gambril ordered the claimant to pay the defendant’s costs in the sum of £800 due to the claimant’s unreasonable behaviour.
Client Alerts 07/09/2018
Judgment provides further confirmation of fixed costs in cases over £25,000
Fixed Recoverable Costs apply to a claim that settled for £40,000 before being allocated to track.
Client Alerts 25/07/2018
Fixed costs apply following late acceptance of a Part 36 offer
A large gap in the rules surrounding the costs consequences when a defendant accepts a claimant’s Part 36 offer out of time has now been plugged with the Court of Appeal’s decision in the cases of Hislop v Perde and Kaur v Ramgharia Board. The decision provides much needed clarity in cases which are subject to the Fixed Recoverable Costs Regime under Section III of CPR 45.