Protect your financial interests and benefit from the experienced representation of Costs Lawyers during the entire process.
Leverage our expert understanding of all the latest regulations and receive reliable advice as we guide you through every phase of the Detailed Assessment Proceedings.
If the receiving party fails to better the paying party’s offer, they could be ordered to settle the paying party’s legal costs – including those associated with the attendance at the Detailed Assessment hearing, which can be substantial.
With our help, it’s easy to assess the merits and risks of the Bill of Costs before proceeding to assessment to avoid the risk of failing to better the paying party’s offers, which could impact upon costs recovery.
Expert negotiation and drafting of your detailed Bill of Costs
Handle your detailed assessment proceedings
Prepare any Points of Dispute or Reply when needed
Respond to legal arguments and challenges from the paying party
Make an application and attend the oral detailed assessment hearing
Trusted to manage Detailed Assessment Proceedings
With years of experience in Detailed Assessment Proceedings under our belt, we are dedicated to simplifying the process and achieving the best possible results.
The majority of cases settle through negotiations, but should matters proceed to a provisional assessment or a detailed assessment hearing, we can represent you in Court to help recover maximum costs from the paying party.
Comprehensive support - from drafting to resolution
Tailored strategies to meet your unique case needs
Expert dispute handling for challenging legal arguments
Clear communication at every stage
What Sets Us Apart?
Experienced Costs Experts
Our team of experienced Costs Draftsmen and qualified Costs Lawyers specialise in costs litigation. Our in-house Solicitor Advocate can also represent you in all courts.
Fast & Excellent Recoveries
Reduce delays, improve cash flow and quickly help clients resolve disputes with a detailed breakdown of costs.
Complete Accuracy
Minimise the risk of errors or omissions and ensure you maximise your profit costs recovery.