Suing your client
Sometimes solicitors and their clients fall out with each other, and sometimes a client refuses to pay the solicitor their […]
Fixed costs revisited
Rumours of this blog’s demise have been greatly exaggerated, I fear. Numerous people have contacted me to regret its passing.
Solicitor and client disputes
One of the more vulgar fates that may await a solicitor, is the ignominy of not only having their bill
Unenforceable retainers
One of the most deadly weapons in the costs armoury, is the unenforceability argument, directed by a paying party against
Artificial Intelligence and the Law
Civilisation is a recent affair. The last Ice Age ended a mere 12,000 years ago, and what we call “civilisation”
Demystifying AI
My recent book on AI, “Andrew and the Marvellous Analytical Engine” has now been reviewed by the Law Society Gazette,
Twelfth Night
Christmas is almost here. This is the last working week I will enjoy before the Christmas break. It has been
COSTS WEBINAR Q AND A ON MAZUR v CHARLES RUSSELL SPEECHLYS LLP [2025] EWHC 2341 (KB)
In recent weeks there has been one costs case which has been the subject of much discussion, anxious consideration and
Is Mazur simply wrong?
Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys LLP [2025] EWHC 2341 (KB) raises whether the Legal Services Act 2007 genuinely altered the