In this episode we were very pleased to be joined by Jamie Carpenter KC who presented a typically clear and crisp update on the latest costs issues in CAT proceedings in relation to funding. Also the unexpected link between the Wagatha Christie case and the Diesel Emissions Litigation.
The hour closes with a fond farewell to Andrew Gordon-Saker, who retires this week.
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In this episode we were very pleased to be joined by Jamie Carpenter KC who presented a typically clear and crisp update on the latest costs issues in CAT proceedings in relation to funding. Also the unexpected link between the Wagatha Christie case and the Diesel Emissions Litigation.
The hour closes with a fond farewell to Andrew Gordon-Saker, who retires this week.
2022-12-07 - Costs chat with friends - PJ Kirby KC
Practico - the PodCost series
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2022-12-07 - Costs chat with friends - PJ Kirby KC
In our last edition of the year we feature PJ Kirby KC, who appeared for the client respondent in the recent Supreme Court appeal Belsner v CAM.
We discuss the specific and wider implications of that decision and also provide a heads-up for another significant Supreme Court appeal in early 2023 that concerns litigation funding.
Thirdly we touch upon some recent judicial comments that casted doubt on the future of detailed assessment.
Finally we force Jeremy to reveal what he was up to last week at the Palace!
Practico - the PodCost series
In this episode we were very pleased to be joined by Jamie Carpenter KC who presented a typically clear and crisp update on the latest costs issues in CAT proceedings in relation to funding. Also the unexpected link between the Wagatha Christie case and the Diesel Emissions Litigation.
The hour closes with a fond farewell to Andrew Gordon-Saker, who retires this week.
