Beyond conditional fees.
Following the conclusion of Callery v Gray in the Court of Appeal, it is now clear that a major ques...
Following the conclusion of Callery v Gray in the Court of Appeal, itis now clear that a major question has emerged; are conditional fee
arrangements for personal injuries cases, especially fast-track cases,
dead in the water?
Now that the introduction of a two stage success fee is almost certain,
where does this leave firms that have accepted conditional fee
arrangements as the way forward?
What is more, where previously the presumption that a higher success fee
could reasonably be charged where
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