It may seem an odd question at a time when US policymakers are gearing up for FDR-style interventionalism on Wall Street, but what was wrong with leaving the market to settle the issue of costs in complex commercial litigation?
I ask because following the furore surrounding the collapse of BCCI creditors’ case against the Bank of England back in November 2005, it became the widespread view among litigators and the judiciary that something must be done!
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