These costs apply to business-to-business debt recovery matters where your claim is in relation to an unpaid invoice which is not disputed and where enforcement action is not needed.
If your opponent disputes your claim at any point, the costs beyond the First Stage (set out below) will not apply and we will discuss any further work required and provide you with revised advice about costs. It is likely that on-going costs in a disputed action would be charged on an hourly rate basis.
Debt Value | First Stage | Second Stage | Court Fee | Total |
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Our fee (incl. VAT) for Pre-Action (to include sending letter before action, considering response and follow up correspondence) | Our fee (incl. VAT) for preparing the claim for issue in the CCMCC and requesting Judgment in Default | |||
Up to £300 | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £35 | £665 |
£301-£500 | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £50 | £680 |
£501-£1000 | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £70 | £400 |
£1001-£1500 | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £315 (£52.50 VAT) | £80 | £410 |
£1501-£3000 | £450 (£75 VAT) | £450 (£75 VAT) | £115 | £1,015 |
£3001-£5000 | £450 (£75 VAT) | £450 (£75 VAT) | £205 | £1,105 |
£5,001 – £10,000 | £600 (£100 VAT) | £600 (£100 VAT) | £455 | £1,655 |
£10,001 – £50,000 | 20% value of the claim plus VAT | 5% value of the claim | TBC depending on value of the claim. |
Anyone wishing to proceed with a claim should note that:
Our fee includes:
Undisputed debt claims usually take 12-16 weeks from receipt of instructions from you to receipt of Judgment in Default (depending on how quickly you revert with further instructions following completion of the Pre-Action stage and depending on how busy the Court is). This is on the basis that your opponent pays promptly on receipt of Judgment in default. If enforcement action is needed, the matter will take longer to resolve.
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