“It’s not fair” – A close look at unfair prejudice actions
Insights on Unfair Prejudice Actions and Access to Disbursement Funding When setting up any business, the principal founders will inevitably have to trust each other in seeking achieving an agreed commercial objective. If that turns out not to be the case and the business relationship breaks down, under company law an unfair prejudice action can […]
Read More
When there is no Arkin Cap, Temple fills the gap – Part 1
It has long been thought that whilst a litigation funder can be liable for the other side’s costs in litigation, its liability for such costs would be limited to the level of funding it gave its client in the case. Such was the principle that was said to have been established in Arkin v Borchard […]
Read More
Costs Law Reports Conference 2019
Temple Legal Protection are proud to be sponsors of the “Costs Law Reports Conference” taking place on 25th September. If you wish to attend, there are still a few places remaining. Click here for more details.
Read More
Employment Tribunal Claims at a 5 year high, Employees are switched on, are you?
June 2018 saw the highest number of single case employment tribunal claims since July 2013, the month before tribunal fees were first introduced, and the number of cases are on the rise. The employment tribunal system was created in 1964 and, until July 2013, there was no cost to an employee for them to bring […]
Read More
As we head towards Brexit, our experts can give you clarity on key business issues
As we move into the closing stages of the Brexit process, are your customers prepared for changes that may lie ahead and, in considering those, who they can turn to for advice on Employment, Contractual, Taxation and Regulatory issues that businesses will need guidance on? Below are just four questions – and a solution underneath. […]
Read More
2019 Legal Futures Civil Litigation Conference – what were the hot topics for litigators?
Funding, capped costs, court modernisation, robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) were on delegates’ minds in a very busy day at the conference. Below is a summary of the numerous discussions we had at the conference. The focus on funding of all kinds The strongest level of interest and feedback was regarding funding – which includes […]
Read More
Mediation update – Courts to insist on Mediation
What is your ADR Strategy? Do you have an ADR Strategy? How would you respond to a “Notice to Mediate”? All of these questions about mediation were raised by the recommendations of the Civil Justice Council in its report on ADR and Civil Justice published just before Christmas. Leading mediator, Terry Renouf, considers the implications […]
Read More
When and when not to involve the MIB – Cameron v Hussain, LV and MIB [2019]
In this case the Claimant was hit by the Defendant driver who failed to stop, was never identified but the offending vehicle and the insurer were. We take a look at this judgment and compare it with a similar one insured by ourselves. The owner of the car although not the driver at the time […]
Read More
Fixed costs, recoverability and the MoJ reforms – life at the sharp end of the debate
Temple are pleased once again to be exhibiting at the SCIL conference in Birmingham. If you or a colleague is attending, I hope you will find some time to come a talk to us on our exhibition stand about some of the current issues facing clinical negligence lawyers. Here’s our view on some topical subjects […]
Read More