New English Civil Procedure Rules on orders to engage in Alternative Dispute Resolution
Sarah Breckenridge• September 26th, 2024
In January we wrote about the Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil Borough Council case in which the Court of Appeal decided that it is lawful, with certain provisos, for the court to order that parties engage in Alternative Dispute Resolution or … Continued
Funding in limbo: what is happening to the market while the CJC review is awaited?
Sarah Breckenridge• September 3rd, 2024
This article was originally published on 23-Aug-2024 by Thomas Reuters Practical Law. Reproduced from Practical Law with the permission of the publishers. For further information visit www.practicallaw.com A year on from Paccar: what’s happened Litigation funding is not exactly a … Continued
Enforcing an award – when the tail wags the dog
Sarah Breckenridge• September 4th, 2024
As a former litigator, I still get a rush of excitement when an application comes across my desk for funding which I would have loved to run myself in my previous role. The allure of such a case may be … Continued