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Patrick West of our Personal Injury team looks at a case highlighting the interplay of fundamental dishonesty and costs orders against credit hire companies in Mirzar Aamir Shahzad v Royal and Sun Alliance and Fastrack Solutions Ltd [2023] 4 WLUK 92.
The issue of third-parties co-ordinating legal action by claimants which is to their own advantage is as old as the hills. To those with a passing familiarity with the modern phenomenon of credit hire, it may often seem that the real financial beneficiary of these cases is in reality the credit hire company.
Read the full case summary by clicking link below.