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No, we haven't turned into a cycling blog. These are the titles of two New Law Journal articles regarding costs management and costs budgeting published last week.
First up is HH Simon Browne QC continuing his exclusive series for NLJ with an article assessing the impact of the so called 'Plebgate' incident on Legal Practice Management.
We then have an article by Murray Heining, the chairman of the Association of Costs Lawyers, giving a warning to take costs budgeting seriously.
(Here are our posts 'Plebgate' Harsh or to be expected and 'Plebgate' case to be heard by Court of Appeal for background)
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