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If you wish to discuss any aspect of Lord Justice Jackson's report or would like guidance as to how the reforms may affect your business, please contact Rob Williams (Partner - Costs) at rob.williams@weightmans.com or on 0151 242 7968, Howard Dean (Partner - Costs) at howard.dean@weightmans.com or on 0151 227 2601 or Ken Slade, Andrea Furmedge and Michelle Campbell in our best practice team on 0151 227 2601.
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Rob Williams and Howard Dean, Parters, Weightmans LLP

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They will be working alongside costs partner, Howard Dean, who joined from Beachcroft in December.

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The appointments of Chris Child and Amy Skidmore follow the April hire of partner Howard Dean to lead the firm's specialist insurance costs unit in Birmingham.
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Howard commented: "I am delighted to welcome Chris and Amy to the team as we continue to expand our service offering.

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Howard Dean

Howard qualified in 1994, later joining Beachcroft Wansbroughs in 1999 where he became Associate. In 2008 he joined Weightmans as Partner.

He has wide ranging experience in RTA, EL and PL claims representing clients in all civil courts up to the Court of Appeal. He demonstrates an eye for technical detail resulting in the repudiation of a variety of claims ranging up to £1 million RTA claims.

Howard advises general insurers on emerging issues critical to the insurance industry. He has advised major insurers on Claims process reform and has recently advised upon the "operation of no win no fee agreements."

Howard has been involved in much of the test litigation in recent years, such as the Accident Group test cases, Atack v Lee, the RSA Pursuit test cases and Jones v Wrexham Borough Council.

More recently, Howard ran the successful test cases of Ramsay and others v Instore Plc and others defeating claims for exaggerated claims for costs.