Novel elements and practical implications of new discrimination costs model
The modified equal access model includes new concepts like ‘unreasonable act or omission’ and ‘significant power advantage’.
The pitfalls of pursuing bankruptcy on the basis of assessed costs
A practical look at the pitfalls of pursuing bankruptcy on the basis of a judgment for assessed costs.
Does my costs agreement tick the boxes? Best practice tips for costs and bill templates
Is your costs agreement template fit for purpose? Time to find out with this handy checklist.
How to future-proof your firm with Alternative Fee Arrangements
The final article in the three-part series focuses on alternative fee arrangements and recommendations as to how to implement them.
The pros and cons of different types of fee arrangements
Is it time to reevaluate your fee arrangements? A handy guide to the pros and cons of alternative fee arrangements.
The laws of costs: 2020 year in review
An expert guide to the key costs decisions of 2020.
Counting on costs 2020
FAQs with The Law Society of NSW Costs Committee.
The ‘Kill Bill’ movement and alternative fee arrangements
Part one in our LSJ series on alternative fee arrangements.
Costs in the Motor Accident Injuries Scheme: Common law costs
The second in a two-part series on costs regulation in the Motor Accident Injuries Scheme.
Costs in the Motor Accident Injuries Scheme: Statutory benefit claims
The first in a two-part series on costs regulation in the Motor Accident Injuries Scheme.
Who bears the costs in estate litigation?
A look at recent and common types of costs orders in wills and estates matters.