Commercial trials should not be listed for more than three months, according to new proposals laid out by a high-level working party looking to cut the cost of complex commercial litigation. The proposals, published today (6 December) by the post-BCCI commercial litigation working party chaired by Mr Justice Richard Aikens, put forward a number of changes designed to ward off the escalating costs of large-scale commercial litigation.
December 06, 2007 at 07:24 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Commercial trials should not be listed for more than three months, according to new proposals laid out by a high-level working party looking to cut the cost of complex commercial litigation.
The proposals, published today (6 December) by the post-BCCI commercial litigation working party chaired by Mr Justice Richard Aikens, put forward a number of changes designed to ward off the escalating costs of large-scale commercial litigation.
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