MRN Solicitors – Our offices

Did you know? Our Cost Experts are nationwide! MRN has offices in fantastic city-centre locations; Manchester, Leeds and London. In the heart of the city, we’re only ever a short walk away from transport, nearby shops and a good coffee! If you’d like to learn more about MRN Solicitors, please get in touch through our…

Training with MRN

Did you know? At MRN Solicitors, we offer and support a variety of training packages to our Cost Experts, including- Higher Rights of Audience Training Contracts Association of Costs Lawyers Cilex Internal training Accredited Mediation To find out more, visit our contact page here!

Dishonest Claimants and Committal Proceedings

Lindsay Woolford   Zurich Insurance Plc –v- Romaine [2019] EWCA Civ 851 A recent Court of Appeal decision has found that a Judge was wrong to ignore the tactics of “unscrupulous” Claimants and Lawyers, and has granted an Insurer permission to bring Committal Proceedings against a Claimant who had allegedly made knowingly false statements of…

The London Marathon 2019 – for The Christie!

On the 28th April 2019 our very own Hannah Dabinett ran the London Marathon in order to raise money for The Christie – the largest single-site cancer centre in Europe, treating more that 44,000 patients a year. For our part, MRN Solicitors helped by matching each donation pound-for-pound, meaning that Hannah was able to raise…

A Tortfeasor should pay – A Defining Judgment

Jack Holland   Cook v Malcolm Nicholls Limited In the recent case of Cook v Malcolm Nicholls Limited the point was taken by the Defendant that Court fees were not payable by the Defendant but rather unrecoverable inter-partes due to the failings of the Claimant. The Defendant attempted to argue the £10,000.00 Court fee was…

A Reality Check on Success Fees

Kathryn Regan   Herbert -v- HH Law [2019] EWCA Civ 527 Following the amendments brought in by the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012, there has been a sharp rise in the number of Solicitor-Own client assessments. The latest development has come in the form of the Court of Appeal’s decision in…