Adam Grant: KE Costs
These changes are as profound as they are wide-ranging - they do away with costs budgeting,
the indemnity principle and most detailed assessments, and cover the vast majority of cases worth
up to £100,000. This is not an exercise in merely tweaking the rules.
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Ian Cohen: The Cohen Consultancy
Back in 2017 when Sir Rupert outlined the types of cases that should be excluded from the
extension of the Fixed Recoverable Costs regime, it was expressly stated that Clinical Negligence
cases would be one of them.
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William Ellerton: DAS Law
Many commentators hail this as the biggest change for a decade. That might be an understatement -
for those litigators old enough to remember, the date of 1 October 2023 may well become emblazoned
on our minds in the same way the 26 April 1999 is.
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Lisa O'Dwyer: AvMA
Many clinical negligence specialist solicitors will admit that if you were to set about designing
a claimant friendly court process it is unlikely that anyone would recommend the current one.
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Recent insights -
Fixed Recoverable Costs
Our previous issue looked at the recent changes to Fixed Recoverable Costs.
Here's what our contributors had to say.
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