A thorny issue

Emma Bishop examines recent court cases relating to the recoverability of credit hire charges and looks at how high legal fees can be avoided

The recoverability of credit hire charges has been a thorny issue, ever since the credit hire market sprang up more than 10 years ago. There have been a number of negotiations between insurers, credit

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