The general law allows parties to claim legal costs upon an order for costs in litigation. Parties can allocate legal costs via contract clauses. Different clauses exist for various transactions, and courts have discretion in awarding costs. Alternative wording may create an obligation to pay legal costs triggered by enforcement attempts.
Allocation of Legal Costs via Contract Read More »
A collateral contract was originally conceived as an oral promise in consideration of the promisee entering into the main written agreement.
Collateral Contracts Read More »
Part 4 of Responding to Subpoenas for Production: Recovery of Costs and Negotiation
Responding to a Subpoena for Production – Part 4 – Recovery of Costs and Negotiations Read More »
Part 3 of our review of Subpoenas for Production and Non-Party Disclosure – Use for other purposes
Responding to a Subpoena for Production – Part 3 – Using documents for Other Purposes Read More »
Part 1 of a post of how to respond to a Subpoena for Production / Notice of Non-Party Disclosure
Responding to a Subpoena for Production – Part 2 – Relevance and Privilege Read More »
Part 1 of a discussion about how to respond to a subpoena for production.
Responding to a Subpoena for Production – Part 1 – Introduction Read More »
How to start proceedings in QCAT and the legal process involved from filing to hearing. What you can do yourself and when you need a lawyer.
QCAT and Monetary Claims Read More »
