Belsner v Cam Legal Services is the Costs case of the decade. What the Court of Appeal decides in this case, is going to affect how all Solicitors produce bills of costs.

This online seminar will explore the decision, what it means for you, and the wider impact it is set to have on Solicitor and client assessments.

We will discuss how to produce bills of costs considering the decision. The seminar will cover how clients can be charged and the extent to which a client can challenge a Solicitor’s bill.

“What The ‘Belsner v Cam Legal Services’ Decision Means” is an online seminar that will take place on 28/10/22 from 1pm – 1:30pm. Please book your place by filling out the form at the bottom of this page before 5pm on 27/10/22. Invitations will be sent out after 5pm on 27/10/22.

Costs Barrister John Meehan has developed a busy Civil Litigation and Costs practice with a particular focus on assisting Solicitor's firms faced with challenges from former clients. He handles a full range of costs matters with expertise in litigation funding (including broken retainers), fixed costs challenges, conduct issues, the application of the indemnity principle, proportionality challenges, procedural points of law and solicitor and client assessments.

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This seminar is aimed at Costs Lawyers, Costs Solicitors and Costs Professionals. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions at the end of the presentation.