I had that theory when I was rejected by the Giants !

I see.

The Examiner is claiming £160k plus legal fees, totalling £167k.

Will see what they say in the full story tomorrow.

Boydy, The ATE policy will cover all that except the cost of Keith's policy. That will have to come out of Keith's award as Keith's out of court expenses won't be covered, that's his policy and owed by him. The benefit of a policy is someone checks over the costs so paying Joe to carry Keith's bag won't be covered and everything will be checked.

Listen mate KM was awarded 167 which will increase when his legal cost and expences are callculated in so he his looking at about 200, then the barristers will have to be paid plus the insurace plus the cost of the trial and that will bing the cost to about 300 and unfortunatly the Giants will have to foot that bill happy days for KM.

Sorry have i gone about this all wrong? should I have gone on their board and had a dig? Wasnt quite sure of the protocol

And not only that Mr T and the giants will be in more trouble when they have to answer to the RFLfor the lies that was told to them in a previous hearing.

oh dear, Huddersfield are a small club stuck in SL.....well done Keith.

There is £35 k court costs ie the time of the judge etc etc

The costs of the legal teams will probably be borne by the losing party i would guess that both teams had a minimum of a barrister plus a junior and a solicitor in attendance. They would have been paid by the parties at the private rate that would be a minimum of £2k a day for the barristers ( anyone half decent would have been charging £5k a day).

that for two days doubled adds up.

The legal advice and conferences held before the trial would also have been at the same rate. I would be amazed if the legal fees were less than £50 k

Durham trust me when i tell you the Giants will be looking at a final payment of nearly 300k.

The Judge was definitely a Leeds fan fed up of the kickings.
We need an extra 10000 fans to turn up to pay the ridiculous payout.

The club statement from Ken Davy was very good and laid out the standards that the club expects, and I applaud him for his stance.
The Judge in the case was very soft and too liberal, although I liked Mason, he let the club down.