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Supreme Court confirms proper approach to determining appropriate currency for costs order
Commercial litigation podcast series – Episode 32: General update
High Court finds there is no discretion to order security for costs in favour of an interested party
Security for costs: Claimant ordered to provide security despite ATE policy with anti-avoidance endorsement
Commercial litigation podcast series – Episode 23: General update
High Court grants broad disclosure in support of non-party costs application against director / funders
Security for costs: High Court rejects parent company guarantee in favour of payment into court
In the context of a claim by a Russian company against two banks for failing to pay sums due under on-demand bonds, the High Court has allowed the banks’ …
Litigation funders not required to fortify cross-undertakings in dispute over enforceability of funding agreement
Commercial litigation podcast series – Episode 21: General update
Regime of fixed recoverable costs now in force for claims up to £100,000
The new rules for fixed recoverable costs (FRC) took effect from 1 October, following on from the government's announcement as far back as September 2021 …
Costs reforms: proposed changes to costs budgeting, guideline hourly rates and pre-action costs
Last week the Civil Justice Council (CJC) published the Final Report in its Costs Review, conducted by a working group led by Lord Justice Birss. …
English High Court holds English court judgments can be enforced in the United Arab Emirates
In the context of an application for security for costs on the basis that the claimant was resident in the United Arab Emirates ("UAE"), the High Court …
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