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High Court, claiming costs both as LIP and represented.

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    High Court, claiming costs both as LIP and represented.

    Hi,

    I have been representing myself for some time and have incurred serious amounts of time in my high court case, I believe at £18 per hour and including travel its about £18,000 so far.

    I would like to finish the trial stage using a solicitor/barrister.

    If I switch from been a LIP to been represented, assuming I win, can costs be claimed for both my own work and that from when the solicitor took over.

    Thanks
    Rob
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    Re: High Court, claiming costs both as LIP and represented.

    Bump, anyone any ideas?

    Thanks.

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      Re: High Court, claiming costs both as LIP and represented.

      Yes I would presume so, nothing stopping you from getting legal representation at any stage of the case.
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        Re: High Court, claiming costs both as LIP and represented.

        Yes, you can.

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          Re: High Court, claiming costs both as LIP and represented.

          Depending on the nature of the matter though you may find it hard work persuading them that you have reasonably spent >1000 hrs on it.

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