Unreasonable costsSue Nash considers recent decisions on reducing disproportionate costs budgets and what this will mean for estimating future costs
Paying for the privilegeJonathon Stokes wonders if we are missing the point of the government's recent court fee increase
Cost benefitsThe recent court fee increase is another reason for using mediation, argues Peter Whitman
Coming to terms with the costs management processJudges and practitioners are moving from initial budgeting problems to dealing with the nuances of the process, explains Sue Nash
Lawyers unite to condemn court fee riseGovernment fee increase will have a devastating impact on those with life-changing injuries and risk London's reputation as a global centre of dispute resolution, reports Catherine Baksi
Costs considerationsRihanna's claim against Topshop is a useful reminder to litigators to take steps to manage costs at an early stage, advises James Barrett
Court fee hikes to spell 'disaster' for access to justice'Extortionate' court fees will price low and middle-income earners out of justice and 'cripple business'
Recognising the practicalities in BlankleyThe decision in Blankley recognises the practicalities of a situation where a client loses capacity, says Sue Nash