“…successful or not, with generic costs being apportioned amongst the individuals who have benefited from the generic work done (see, e.g., Nash v Eli Lilly & Co [1993] 1 WLR 782, and Nationwide Building Society v Various Solicitors [1999] 1 All ER 850).…”
“…preted by the courts to mean a real possibility, and not a fanciful one, a possible cause of the damage as opposed to a probable one: see Nash v Eli Lilly & Co [1993] 1 WLR 782, 797-798. Thus, paraphrasing, time does not begin to run against a claimant until he knows there is a real possibility his damage was caused by the act or omis…”