Legal fees: the good, the bad and the ugly
Former Law Society president and commercial litigation stalwart Simon Davis discusses what makes legal costs good or bad.
Disclosure: a cure worse than the disease?
The rules surrounding civil procedure are constantly being chopped and changed, and it is not uncommon for reforms to be deeply unpopular (costs budgeting, anyone?).
Listen to the Financial Conduct Authority on litigation funding
Financial Services and Markets Bill offers a chance to regulate the industry.
This Woodville scandal is going to be huge
Failed litigation funder seems to have raised £390 million from investors. Many seem to be regretting it.
Will reform of fee disputes ever happen?
The law governing challenges to solicitors’ bills – the Solicitors Act 1974 – is in dire need of reform.
Inaction on litigation funding is costing Britain's legal sector its competitive edge
Our legal system's foundation is certainty, and that foundation is now cracking.
Are class members out of reach?
We live in a world where scammers hunt us like prey. So when we are told that we qualify for free money, we don't rush forward.
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