Beware the deal that is too good to be true
When the April 2013 reforms were enacted, many firms feared a race to the bottom on the commercial offering to any prospective client and offer zero success fees across the board.
Could the judiciary’s best intentions prevent children’s access to justice?
Why are judges preventing access to justice for the most vulnerable injured members of society? They are routinely refusing to allow payment out of damages for success fees, ATE and any other expense.
Do litigation funding facilities work?
Law firm litigation funding facilities are back! They first hit the press in the early days of Augusta in 2014 but since then it’s been rather quiet… until last year.
Complex regional pain syndrome and personal injury claims
Complex regional pain syndrome is a poorly understood chronic pain condition (lasting more than six months) in which a person experiences persistent severe and debilitating pain.
Service by email – should the CPR be changed?
In 1971, a Ray Tomlinson, computer engineer, sent the very first email. This was a test message to himself, which he sent to a computer that was placed right next to the one he had used to send it.
