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Costs Awards
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UK Inquest Law Blog
Neutral really does mean neutral: you can’t be partisan and hope to get away with costs
R (O’Brien) v HM Assistant Coroner for Sefton, Knowsley and St Helens [2026] EWCA Civ 605 (19 May 2026) Costs judgment here. As readers of this blog should already know…
Free Movement Articles
Court of Appeal criticises Upper Tribunal partial costs award to claimant
By Colin Yeo
In R (on the application of ABB) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] EWCA Civ 61 Judge Kebede of the Upper Tribunal had awarded a successful claimant…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
BC court awards costs against LSBC in rare move, says penalization of Vancouver lawyer was unfair
A BC Supreme Court justice said the LSBC's conduct deserved 'at least mild judicial rebuke'
Law Times News
LSO bencher Murray Klippenstein given "substantial indemnity" costs in suit against legal regulator
Bencher awarded $65,000 after judge rules law society acted "unreasonably" in dealing with his request
Stacey R. Ball Blog
Cost Of Employee Turnover
Cost awards have often been an area of controversy for federal employees who have been unjustly dismissed.... The post Cost Of Employee Turnover appeared first on Stacey R. Ball.
Canadian Lawyer Mag
BC Supreme Court denies double costs to defendant in PI case following failed settlement offer
The three-and-a-half-hour window to accept the formal settlement offer was insufficient
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Alberta Court of Appeal orders insurance association to pay costs for failed intervention attempt
The case involves an appeal concerning the interpretation of a policy
Canadian Lawyer Mag
BC Supreme Court awards double costs in family law case
The case involved a contentious dispute over the children's relocation and parenting time
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Recent costs award confirms court’s acknowledgement of risks, costs of prosecuting med mal cases
Denman also demonstrates the court takes into account defence conduct, says Bogoroch's Ryan Marinacci
Ontario Condo Law Blog
Costs curtailed at the CAT: Clarity and consistency are needed
By Tony Bui
Parties seeking costs awards from the CAT must understand that the Tribunal has the discretion to award costs: even if a party is entirely successful on their claim, there is…