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Who pays court costs in a probate dispute?
Legal costs are an essential tactical consideration for any case that goes to court. The general rule in civil litigation in the High Court or County Court is that the losing party is ordered to pay the winner’s costs. The outcome in probate disputes, which is to say court cases about the will of a…
It’s a final Statutory Invoice…..but only if your retainer allows it
Ivanishvili -v- Signature Litigation LLP (2023) This case concerns the legitimacy of interim statute bills and potential difficulties in rendering the same. In the substantive action, the Claimant issued proceedings seeking Judgement that 79 invoices (totalling £12,781,354.66) rendered by his previous Solicitors over a period of more than six years, were not statute bills and…
The current SCCO delays and how to maximise your cash flow
What are the delays at the SCCO? By now, we are all aware of the SCCO delays. With the most recent notice from the SCCO stating “The Costs Officers are currently being assigned bills of costs for which supporting papers were received around the end of October 2022.” It further goes onto say “whilst bills…
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