Costs lawyers are legal professionals specializing in the intricate field of legal costs. They play a crucial role in legal proceedings, ensuring that costs are accurately calculated and transparently presented. Costs lawyers are experts in legal costs management, advising clients and legal professionals on costs-related matters, and often working in both contentious and non-contentious cases.https://www.rose-lawyers.com.au/

1. Legal Costs Assessment Services -
Rose Legal Costing
Precision and Transparency: Your Guide to
Legal Costs Assessment Services with Rose
Legal Costing

2. Introduction
• Rose Legal Costing specializes in providing expert Legal Costs Assessment Services
tailored to meet your unique needs. With years of experience in the legal industry,
our team of seasoned professionals offers precise and comprehensive cost
assessments for legal matters. We pride ourselves on delivering transparency,
accuracy, and efficiency in evaluating legal expenses, ensuring fair and just
outcomes for all parties involved. Whether you're a law firm, corporation, or an
individual, our dedicated experts will meticulously analyze your legal costs,
providing you with the insights and clarity needed to make informed decisions.
Trust Rose Legal Costing for excellence in cost assessment services.

3. Legal Services
• Drafting Bills of Costs.
• Drawing Certificates of
Assessment.
• Drafting a Notice of
Objection disputing costs
claimed.
• Drafting Submissions in
Response.
• Preparing, and responding
to, Applications for Review.
• Preparing expert reports.
• Costs Budgets.

4. SUCCESSFUL NSW REVIEW APPLICATION YIELDS
86% RECOVERY FOR CLIENT
• Our instructing solicitor acted for
the Defendant in the substantive
proceedings seeking judgment for
possession of land, as well as
leave to issue a Writ of
Possession. These proceedings
were successfully defended,
securing an order for costs on the
ordinary basis.

5. COMMENCING A COSTS ASSESSMENT
• Section 198 of the Legal Profession
Uniform Law (LPUL) stipulates that if
a solicitor or client wishes to
commence a costs assessment, they
must do so within 12 months of the
‘final’ invoice. S 198(4) LPUL enables
a client to make an application
outside the 12 month timeframe, but
it does not afford the same benefit to
a law firm

6. Compliance with Costs Disclosure under
the Uniform Law
• Rose Legal Costing (RLC) has
successfully set aside the determination
of a costs assessor, through the Review
Application process, due to a law firm’s
failure to comply with their disclosure
requirements. RLC received instructions
from a lay client who had previously
instructed the Review Respondent law
firm to act on his behalf in respect of a
Workers Compensation matter.

7. Multiple defendants and the rule of
thumb