Frequently Asked Questions

  • What types of cases do you specialise in?

    We focus on multi-track litigation, particularly personal injury and clinical negligence claims involving serious injuries — such as brain injury, spinal injury, and birth trauma. We also assist with Court of Protection costs.

  • Do you only act in high-value cases?

    Not at all. While much of our work involves complex or high-value litigation, we also assist with routine and mid-value matters that require precision and care. If costs need to be justified, we’re here to help.

  • Do you act for Defendants?

    No — we act exclusively for Claimant Solicitors. Our focus is on supporting receiving parties with costs recovery.

  • Can you assist with Court of Protection work?

    Yes. We prepare Bills of Costs for assessment in Court of Protection matters, particularly those arising from property and affairs deputyships. We ensure compliance with SCCO guidance and PD 19B, and tailor our approach to the needs of professional deputies and solicitors.

  • At what stage should we involve you?

    The earlier the better — particularly for complex or high-value cases. We can assist with budgeting (Precedent H), strategy, and case management planning, as well as post-settlement bill preparation and assessment.

  • Can you represent us at a detailed assessment hearing?

    Yes. We provide advocacy at detailed assessments in the Senior Courts Costs Office and regional courts.

  • Do you offer fixed fees or charge by the hour?

    We offer flexible pricing tailored to the case — including fixed fees where appropriate. We’re always happy to discuss options upfront.

  • How do we instruct you?

    You can get in touch by email or phone to discuss the matter. We’ll let you know what documents we need and provide a clear outline of next steps.

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