Costs In Issue: Issuing protective proceedings – a pre-emptive strike or friendly fire?

Ropewalk Chambers | Personal Injury Law Journal | June 2015 #136
Shilpa Shah explains how withdrawing a premature case can still lead to a costs order ‘The case of Clydesdale Bank plc v Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward [2014] has firmly brought the risk of adverse cost consequences to mind and may have much wider ranging implications in personal injury cases in respect of claims which are …

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Review: A year in the life

Veitch Penny | Personal Injury Law Journal | December 2011/January 2012 #101
Mark Fowles looks back at the year’s important personal injury cases ‘English law has always been nervous about dealing with issues of causation The modern test is a test of policy. The first test is predominantly factual. The second gathers up much of the traditional language that lawyers use in attempting to set a limit …

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