Welcome to Costs Law Reports
The Costs Law Reports are delighted to once again be hosting a full day conference on Thursday, 26 September 2024 at the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn in London.
This is an essential costs training event for Solicitors, Barristers, Costs Lawyers and Litigators.
The line-up includes:
- Roger Mallalieu KC, Robert Marven KC, Nicholas Bacon KC, Simon Teasdale and Ben Williams KC, all of 4 New Square Chambers.
- Simon Browne KC, Nicola Greaney KC and Shaman Kapoor all of 39 Essex Chambers
- Senior Master David Cook and Master Prinz Nagalingham
- Master Jennifer James and Dr Victoria McCloud, UK High Court Mediation in Costs
- Professor Dominic Regan of Frenkel Topping Group and Alexander Hutton KC of Hailsham Chambers
The 2024 conference will take place in the Ashworth Centre at the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, which is located in central London.
The main entrance to the estate is staffed twenty four hours a day and is located on the south east corner of Lincoln’s Inn Fields.
The estate is conveniently located only a short walk from either Holborn or Chancery Lane tube stations.
The Costs Law Reports has contracted with Lincoln’s Inn for the hire of Inn facilities, but is not part of or an agent for the Inn.
What are Costs Law Reports?
The definitive collection of all key UK costs law cases, plus incisive headnotes. All the Costs Law Reports cases and headnotes are available online, with the leading ones published in print format, throughout the year.
Costs Law Reports online is the biggest and most comprehensive online archive of Costs Law cases, both civil and criminal. There are over 2300 cases for members to access and download, all complete with a summarising headnote. The cases date as far back as 1910 and are regularly cited in the Higher Courts.
The Editors of Costs Law Reports, Master Colin Campbell and Teresa Aitken, PI Costings, select the key costs cases as they are published, and give each of them an incisive and succinct Headnote, alongside the full text of the judgment.
We report all the principal costs law cases in print and online with the full, searchable text of all those cases.
When new cases are added, you will be informed in a weekly email, or – if you prefer – immediately on X (formerly known as Twitter), with a link that takes you to the headnote and full case report in Costs Law Reports.
Please note that we are no longer making cases available free of charge for their first week of publication.
