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Tightening The Purse Strings: The Extension Of The FRC Regime (Video)
02 October 2023
Gatehouse Chambers
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The extension of the Fixed Recoverable Costs (FRC)
regime is the biggest amendment to the CPR since the
Jackson reforms a decade ago. They will have major implications for
access to justice, the economics of civil litigation for parties,
and the strategic battlefield which litigators will operate
within.
In this seminar, out speakers discussed the changes to the
rules, their implications for litigants, and they will highlight
some potential pitfalls for the unwary.
Watch the recording below.
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guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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