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What constitutes good reason to depart downwards from a costs budget?
Wednesday, 13 March 2019It has been over 18 months since the case of Harrison v University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust determined how cases which are subject to costs management are dealt with at Detailed Assessment.
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Getting your budget right
Monday, 4 March 2019Preparing a Precedent H costs budget is a crucial step for any litigant who is looking to recover their inter-partes costs in a Multi-Track claim. Getting the budget right the first time is essential, as any application to correct mistakes or omissions is extremely unlikely, and will not amount to “good reasons” to depart from the approved budget.
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Burcher Jennings brings legal pricing masterclasses to the industry
Monday, 19 November 2018When it comes to legal pricing, most lawyers know the industry has struggled to get it right. Valuable time is wasted on ‘gut feel’ estimates and opaque deconstructions of every task within a legal matter.
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Leading legal pricing experts launch AI-powered pricing tool
Wednesday, 10 October 2018Legal pricing experts Burcher Jennings and Validatum have today announced a ‘game changing partnership’ with cutting-edge legal tech firm Neota Logic set to disrupt the world of legal pricing for the benefit of clients and firms.
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Costs competence concerns leave law firms exposed to existential risks, say Burcher Jennings
Tuesday, 24 July 2018The costs landscape may feel a bit quiet – but a year on from Lord Justice Jackson’s speech on supplemental costs, and with Government pledged to review the 2013 Jackson reforms, we’re still navigating a costs minefield.
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Do less, earn more – Burcher Jennings launch new Pricing Masterclass programme
Thursday, 19 July 2018Lawyers continue to struggle with pricing – with many not comfortable talking about it or doing it. But it is the management discipline which can make the difference between profit and failure.
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Burcher Jennings enters the accountancy profession
Monday, 11 December 2017Accountancy firms are increasingly finding themselves being challenged on hourly billing and other inflexible and outdated pricing models, according to international pricing guru Richard Burcher. Burcher Jennings are being approached by accountancy firms keen to learn lessons drawn from similar disruption to age-old and increasingly discredited pricing models.
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Law firm cash flow reaching crisis point: Many firms carrying huge liabilities as under-strain courts system leads to big delays in bill payments
Monday, 27 November 2017The recent trickle of law firm and legal supplier firm failures could become a stream unless new ways are found to manage severe cash flow problems affecting the industry, according to Martyn Jennings, founder and chief executive of Burcher Jennings and a leading expert on legal costs.
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New Bath office for leading legal costs specialist Burcher Jennings
Monday, 17 July 2017Burcher Jennings, leading provider of costs, pricing and funding expertise to the legal sector, has increased its office footprint with the opening of a new Bath office.
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Burcher Jennings to offer speedy, cost-effective solution for costs claims with new Costs Mediation Service
Wednesday, 5 July 2017Pressure from the courts on parties in costs cases, in common with other matters, to use mediation to settle disputes – including a growing number of penalties for parties that decline mediation – lies behind today’s launch from leading costs, pricing and funding specialist Burcher Jennings of a new Costs Mediation Service. The service will help parties to resolve matters with reduced delay, expense and uncertainty – and to avoid the threat of penalties from the courts for declining to mediate.
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