Cost Consequences of Accepting a Part 36 Offer late in former RTA and EL/PL Protocol Claims – Hislop v Perde [2018] EWCA Civ 1726
22nd January 2019
In his latest article, Ikeni Mbako-Allison examines Hislop v Perde [2018] EWCA Civ 1726 and the cost consequences of accepting a Part 36 offer late in former RTA and EL/PL Protocol Claims.
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