Concerns over whether Jackson should consider fixed fees for large cases
Concerns have been raised about whether Lord Justice Rupert Jackson’s review into the high cost of civil litigation should apply to large-scale commercial disputes.
Concerns have been raised about whether Lord Justice Rupert Jackson's review into the high cost of civil litigation should apply to large-scale commercial disputes. The Commercial Court Users Committee (CCUC), is questioning whether a one-size-fits-all approach to costs should be applied across the board in civil litigation.
March 26, 2009 at 01:43 AM
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Concerns over whether Jackson should consider fixed fees for large cases
Concerns have been raised about whether Lord Justice Rupert Jackson’s review into the high cost of civil litigation should apply to large-scale commercial disputes.
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