– Professional negligence claims- Multi Party claims

– Commercial litigation
– Court of Appeal claims

– Supreme Court claims

– Legal Aid family and care claims for Detailed Assessment

– Completion of LAA CLAIM1 and 1A forms

– Solicitor and own client detailed bills

– Court of Protection claims

– Group Litigation Orders claims

– Breakdowns to support:

Applications for Security for Costs
Cost Capping Applications
Summary Assessment of Costs

Further, as a firm of Solicitors, we can conduct the entire legal process from drafting the claim for costs, to negotiations and finally, as advocates, through to a final hearing and ultimately to a successful conclusion.

High Court and County Courts. Our highly experience advocates will advise you prior to the hearing, undertake the advocacy and report in full thereafter.

Have you won your claim on a “no win no fee” funding arrangement and your Solicitors are now charging you a success percentage fee and/or are seeking a contribution to the shortfall in costs not recovered from the paying party? If so your Solicitor may be charging too much or charging you costs which are not reasonable for you to pay.

As Solicitors specilaising in Legal Costs we offer different funding options to support your claim; to include a 30 minute free initial consultation with no obligation.

In house seminars can be arranged and be specific to your needs. For example we can provide seminars on:- Maximising costs

– File management

– Budgeting

– Recent and pertinent cost development including case law updates

Feel free to contact us if you would like some bespoke training.

We can attend CCMCs on your behalf and deal with not only the costs budgeting aspects but also the directions. Like Counsel we charge a fixed fee for attending CCMCs and you will find us to be a costs effective solution.

We have considerable experience in this area (including advising on the opponent’s budget) and strongly recommend that any budget be prepared by a costs specialist or, at very least, in consultation with one.

The paying party has 21 days from the date of service of the Bill in which to serve its Points of Dispute.

The consequence of failing to meet this deadline is Judgment (Default Costs Certificate) in favour of the receiving party for the full amount of the claim.

Our proactive approach will ensure your client’s position is protected and it is imperative to seek the appropriate advice and assistance as soon as you are served with the Notice of Commencement / Bill of Costs.

We have extensive experience in Solicitors Act 1974 disputes, from preparing detailed breakdowns in support to advising on the Solicitors Code of Conduct and dealing with the Detailed Assessment procedure.

and keep in contact at relevant stages to ensure your Case Plan is always up to date thus maximising your claim for costs throughout.