This is a case which has been described as potentially opening the ‘floodgates’ and it starts with the rather dry CPR 46.9 – assessment of solicitor and client costs: ‘6.1 A client and solicitor may agree whatever terms they consider appropriate about the payment of the solicitor’s charges. If, however, the costs are of an …
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