FIXED COSTS: IN ON SUNDAY! COURSE CONTENTS LIST AND BOOKING FORM HERE!
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FIXED RECOVERABLE COSTS: CIVIL LITIGATION
PART I – INTRODUCTION
• Guideline Hourly Rates, Seniority, work done – all irrelevant
• Indemnity Principle does not apply.
• No Budgeting
• Shortened form of Detailed Assessment
• What is Covered
• Exclusions
PART II – CONTRACTING OUT
• In advance of the contract
• During Litigation
• Contracting in to Fixed Recoverable Costs
• Case Law
PART III – TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
• Trigger dates
• Ongoing unissued cases
PART IV – TRACKS, BANDS AND STAGES
• The Four Tracks
• The Four Complexity Bands
PART V – THE INTERMEDIATE TRACK
• Allocation and Assignment
• The Fifteen Stages
• The Procedure
PART VI – THE FIGURES
• Fast Track
• Intermediate Track
• London Weighting
• Non-monetary cases
• Multiple Claims
• Interim Application and Preliminary Issues
• Counterclaims
• Escaping Fixed Costs
– Vulnerable Litigants
– Exceptional Circumstances
• Litigants in Person
• Inflation
PART VII – COUNSEL
• Stages 2 and 7
• Advocacy
PART VIII – PART 36, UNREASONABLE CONDUCT, AND LONDON WEIGHTING
• The New Rule
• 35% Uplift on Part 36
• Claimants’ Offers
• Defendants’ Offers
• 50% uplift or reduction on Unreasonable Conduct
• London Weighting
• Counsel’s Fees
• Experts and Other Disbursements
• The order of applying the uplifts
PART IX – PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES AND TRUSTEES
• Personal Representatives, Trustees and Fixed Costs
• Estate Claims Arising from Personal Injury: Which Fixed Recoverable Costs Regime?
• Trustees, Costs for And Against, And Indemnities
• Part 36 And Trustees
• Estate And Dependency Claims and Conditional Fee Agreements
PART X – PROPERTY LITIGATION
• Exclusions
• Non-monetary Relief
PART XI – EXPERTS
• No Fixed Costs
• Wasted Costs Orders Against Experts
• Limit on Length of Reports
PART XII – FUNDING ARRANGEMENTS
• Revisiting the Retainer
• The Underwoods Method
• Contingency Fee Agreements
• Conditional Fee Agreements
• Section 74 (3) Solicitors Act 1974
• Template Letter re Section 74 (3)
FIXED RECOVERABLE COSTS: PERSONAL INJURY
PART I – INTRODUCTION
• Guideline Hourly Rates, Seniority, work done – all irrelevant
• Indemnity Principle does not apply
• No Budgeting
• Shortened form of Detailed Assessment
• What is Covered
• Exclusions
PART II – CONTRACTING OUT
• In advance of the contract
• During Litigation
• Contracting in to Fixed Recoverable Costs
• Case Law
PART III – TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
• Trigger dates
• Ongoing unissued cases
PART IV – TRACKS, BANDS AND STAGES
• The Four Tracks
• The Four Complexity Bands
PART V – THE INTERMEDIATE TRACK
• Allocation and Assignment
• The Fifteen Stages
• The Procedure
PART VI – THE FIGURES
• Fast Track & The Portals
• Intermediate Track
• Noise Induced Hearing Loss Claims
• London Weighting
• Non-monetary cases
• Multiple Claims
• Interim Application and Preliminary Issues
• Counterclaims
• Escaping Fixed Costs
-Vulnerable Litigants
-Exceptional Circumstances
• Litigants in Person
• Inflation
PART VII – COUNSEL
• Stages 2 and 7
• Advocacy
PART VIII – PART 36, UNREASONABLE CONDUCT, AND LONDON WEIGHTING
• The New Rule
• 35% Uplift on Part 36
• Claimants’ Offers
• Defendants’ Offers
• 50% uplift or reduction on Unreasonable Conduct
• London Weighting
• Counsel’s Fees
• Experts and Other Disbursements
• The order of applying the uplifts
PART IX – PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES AND TRUSTEES
• Personal Representatives, Trustees and Fixed Costs
• Estate Claims Arising from Personal Injury: Which Fixed Recoverable Costs Regime?
PART X – EXPERTS
• No Fixed Costs
• Wasted Costs Orders Against Experts
• Limit on Length of Reports
PART XI – QUALIFIED ONE-WAY COSTS SHIFTING
PART XII – FUNDING ARRANGEMENTS
• Revisiting the Retainer
• The Underwoods Method
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