Solicitors Insurance
What if after winning a civil legal case in the United Kingdom, the defendants do not pay the costs?
My wife / I recently won a court and civil court hearing the other side to pay our court costs through our su / lawyers. The other side did not pay this money by the time the court will has instructed his lawyers say they will not be informed when customers can be found? Now I have received a bil of my lawyer to say that as his company could not recover court costs from the other side, my wife and I are now responsible. To me, this does not sound good, as we have won the case. If lawyers sort out between them in the first place? Do you have an insurance fund to cover these events? I am responsible for paying these costs? Any advice would be great.
You should consult with their lawyers, as there may be obtained after the insurance case, if the policy covers to win, but do not recover costs, then it will be okay However, the fact is that most assured only after the event in case you lose, and therefore his legal fees paid to lose. The lawyer did not fix anything to the extent that the costs of applying for lawyers elsewhere, it is possible that there was payment made to the courts, but you should talk with their lawyers and the award of costs has been done, not following the order will become a debt, so that if the total amount is more than 750 pounds, you can keep in receivership or liquidation (the company). Good luck, even if you can not find the service at the last known address will be fine. But remember they can not legally divert assets to avoid paying, because transactions can be reversed by the Insolvency Act of 1986.
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