Court deems credit hire companies liable for costs
In what has been labelled a “landmark victory for insurers,” the Court of Appeal has given definitive guidance that credit hire organisations are responsible for the costs of unsuccessful litigation.
The judgement was originally given last year, concerning four separate claims.
Keoghs and HF were law firms on the case representing Axa and Admiral, respectively.
In a judgement for all cases last year
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