Misconduct and effect on costs

This practice note considers the effect of a party's misconduct on costs in litigation. It outlines the conduct leading to a penalty in costs and advises when to raise points of conduct. Note that there are separate practice notes on wasted costs (for costs orders against a party's legal representative), indemnity costs (which are often awarded for unreasonable conduct)  and costs and non-parties to litigation.

Karim Ghaly, 39 Essex Street

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