Legal costs, handled precisely
We are a team of qualified Costs Lawyers, supported by experienced Costs Draftsmen, providing careful drafting, clear advice and confident advocacy throughout the legal costs process.
What we do
Careful preparation, review and negotiation of Costs Budgets for civil litigation, including complex and high-value matters where assumptions, phases and future strategy require close attention.
Accurate traditional and electronic Bills of Costs that explain the work undertaken, address the procedural history and present complex claims clearly for negotiation or detailed assessment.
End-to-end management of detailed assessment proceedings for receiving and paying parties, from commencement and Points of Dispute to negotiation, hearing and the final costs certificate.
Focused, compliant Points of Dispute that identify the issues worth pursuing, explain the basis of challenge and create a disciplined foundation for negotiation or assessment.
Measured Replies that answer material challenges, connect the claim to the evidence and help narrow complex costs disputes without obscuring the commercial objective.
Prepared, focused advocacy at detailed assessment hearings from qualified Costs Lawyers who understand the Bill, the evidence and the commercial decisions behind the dispute.
Our Costs Lawyers
Director & Costs Lawyer
Thomas qualified as a Costs Lawyer in 2024 and advises receiving parties on Bills of Costs, Costs Budgets and negotiations. He is known for a straightforward, client-focused approach and for working effectively to tight deadlines.
Director & Costs Lawyer
Robert has worked in the costs sector since 2010 and qualified as a Costs Lawyer in 2020. Regulated by the Costs Lawyers Standards Board, he regularly handles complex and high-value matters.
Why instruct us
We combine technical costs expertise with direct, commercially aware advice. You deal with people who understand procedure, deadlines and the pressures behind every live matter.
“Clear advice, reliable support and careful attention to the issues that shape recovery.”
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