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Financial Remedies Guide 2026: consolidated and updated FRC practice on allocation, negotiation and costs, accelerated first appointments, injunctions, and the online portal and bundles (England and Wales)

Published on: 17 March 2026

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Table of contents
  • What is the FRG and why does it matter in practice?
  • Is this mainly new guidance or mainly consolidation?
  • What does the FRG say about allocation to a High Court judge?
  • What is the key message on negotiation and costs?
  • How does the FRG alter the accelerated first appointment procedure?
  • What else should practitioners look out for?
  • What is the overall takeaway?
Article summary

What is the FRG and why does it matter in practice?

The FRG operates throughout the Financial Remedies Court at High Court judge, circuit judge, and district judge level. It is specifically designed to be read with the Overall structure of the Financial Remedies Court and the role and function of the lead judge (March 2026 revision). The FRG is available here: Financial Remedies Guide 2026 (13 March 2026)...

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