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How did we reduce the Claimant’s Bill of Costs in a litigation matter by 48% in 60 days? We utilised our knowledge of technical and
The law and provisions surrounding certain methods of funding can be complicated, and there are technicalities that often prove to be a banana skin for
In certain circumstances interim payments can be obtained during the substantive action. CPR 44.2(1) and (2) are drawn widely enough to allow the court to
