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How do I... enforce a judgment so my opponent pays up?

In the last of our series on cutting your legal costs, Alexandra Clough looks at the options available if you get a court judgment in your favour but still can’t get paid

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How do I… manage my litigation costs?

Litigation is an expensive business, but there are steps you can take to reduce the final bill

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How do I... control adjudication costs?

In the latest of our series on tackling your own legal affairs, Ben Mullard of Berwin Leighton Paisner looks at what parties can do to control the cost of an adjudication

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How do I... assemble contract documents?

Assembling contract documents correctly is the secret to ensuring a smooth and dispute-free construction process, says John Hughes D’Aeth. And here’s how it’s done

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How do I... draft a letter of intent?

In the latest of our series on tackling your own legal affairs, Deborah Primett explains how to draft the ever popular, ever problematic letter of intent

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How do I … fund a claim?

Even if you are reasonably sure of success, funding can be an obstacle to pursuing a claim. Luckily, there are three alternatives to stumping up the cash yourself

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How do I… obtain a summary judgment?

In the latest entry in our guide to cutting your legal bills to the bone, Claire McNamara explains why and when and how you should apply for a summary judgment

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How do I... call on a performance bond?

In the second in our series of practical tips for taking control of your legal affairs, Geraldine Laing explains how and when to call on a performance bond

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How do I... issue a statutory demand?

Kicking off Berwin Leighton Paisner’s series on making the most of the legal process, Melissa Moriarty explains the use of a powerful money-extraction tool