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Please see link below to the latest TGC Costs Newsletter.
See link for full details and booking information – COMMERCIAL LITIGATION FUNDING COSTS BREAKFAST
TGC will be holding a Commercial Litigation Funding Conference covering all the key costs updates together with the recent case law on recoverability of ATE premiums on 12 June 2018. See link for further details and booking information.
Sian Reeves represented the Defendants (the Ministry of Justice and Care UK) at a detailed assessment of the Claimant’s costs. The Claimant’s son died in custody. The Claimant issued a claim against the Defendants for a declaration and damages for…
With 37 rankings (14 KC’s/23 senior juniors) in 11 practice areas members of TGC receive the deserved accolade from the legal directory following Chambers & Partners extensive market research. The below rankings demonstrates the range of talent TGC provides across…
Matt Waszak (instructed by Jessica Swannell and Michelle Farlow of A&M Bacon) acted for the successful claimant in a preliminary hearing in detailed assessment proceedings. The hearing concerned, as argued by the defendant, whether the claimant’s bill of costs should…
The Supreme Court has ordered Associated Newspapers Ltd, publishers of the Daily Mail, to pay costs on the indemnity basis. James Laughland, led by William McCormick QC of Ely Place Chambers, acted for the Claimant in one of the three…
Welcome to the very first edition of TGC’s Costs Newsletter! Costs has been a huge part of our practice at TGC for as long as it has been recognised as a discrete area of law. Whilst the team has naturally…
Sacha Ackland, instructed by Elaine Ibbotson of Keoghs, secured the dismissal of a large credit hire and personal injury claim. The Claimant claimed his motorbike had been knocked over and damaged, and that he had suffered significant injury. The Defendant…
In Braibente v QBE Insurance, Matt Waszak (instructed by Stuart Clemson of DWF and Suky Cheema of QBE Insurance) acted for the defendant insurer in the successful dismissal of a claim for credit hire and storage charges exceeding £30,000. District…
