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</html><description>1. The GHR What are the GHR? GHR stands for guideline hourly rates. They were originally intended to assist judges who were faced for the first time with the task of making a summary assessment of costs at the end of a short hearing as a result of the Woolf reforms and the implementation of [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
