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Government rules out "hybrid" Damages-Based Agreements (DBAs)
The Ministry of Justice has asked the Civil Justice Council (CJC) to review the regulations governing DBAs to consider possible …
Litigation funders ordered to pay indemnity costs
A High Court decision handed down yesterday (23 October) has significant implications both for third parties who fund litigation on commercial …
Jackson reforms to apply to insolvency proceedings from April 2015
According to press reports this week, the insolvency exception to the Jackson reforms will end next April, meaning that CFA success fees and ATE …
UK Supreme Court to consider whether recoverable success fees / ATE premiums breach Article 6 rights
In a judgment handed down last Wednesday, 23 July, the Supreme Court said it was open to the Court to reconsider whether a claimant's right to …
One year from the "Big Bang": Assessing the impact of the Jackson reforms – A seminar with Mr Justice Ramsey
Herbert Smith Freehills held a client event on Tuesday 6 May to discuss how the Jackson reforms have affected commercial parties to date and what the …
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