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Our expert costs team provides an efficient, value for money service, to both internal and external clients. We offer a full costs service at all stages, including dealing with costs between parties, costs recovery and also ongoing costs such as budgeting, case management and the preparation of schedules for hearings.

Our team has a wealth of specialist experience in all areas of costs from preparing points of dispute, to drafting bills of costs through to negotiations and advocacy. We are always on hand to provide expert advice on all areas of costs as it is needed. We can also provide specialist costs training tailored to meet your requirements.

what we do...

Costs strategy - our team has extensive experience in providing strategic advice and auditing on the costs of personal injury work across EL/PL, Motor, Health & Disease cases as well as dealing with professional risk & commercial cases.
Costs management – including preparation and negotiation of Precedent H and attendance and advocacy at CCMC’s.

Costs assessment - advice on liability and quantum of costs, negotiation of costs and preparation of costs pleadings. We also provide costs advocacy, including attendance at application hearings and detailed assessment hearings.
Costs recovery – including advising on Statement of Costs, Bill of Cost, replies to Points of Dispute and attendance at detailed assessment hearings.

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Applying QOCS protection in a claim for personal injury and something else

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Valuing a claim following professional negligence

Mrs Jean Edwards v Hugh James Ford Simey (a Firm) (2018 EWCA) is an interesting case involving solicitor’s negligence in the bringing of a disease claim under a vibration white finger scheme against the Department of Trade and Industry by the estate of a former miner.

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Discount rate to change again

The Government's response to the recent consultation on the discount rate has been published today.

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The death of Pre-Action Disclosure Applications (PADs)…?

In the case of Sharp v Leeds City Council (2017), the Court of Appeal found pre-action disclosure applications were not exempt from the EL/PL pre-action protocol fixed costs scheme

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