Debt Recovery Pricing

Thank you for looking at our Debt Recovery services. Debts can become due to every business and we regularly advise and assist in all sectors.

With many years of experience and strong expertise in litigation both in and out of court, our debt recovery service is fast, efficient and economical.

Why Us

We have an experienced team who can assist you with recovering both disputed and undisputed debts. This page covers our pricing for undisputed debt recovery – please get in touch to find out more about our fee structure for pursuing disputed debts. We pride ourselves on exceptional customer care skills enabling you to send out the right message and retain the goodwill of your customers whilst recovering outstanding payments.

We can offer you clear, practical advice and will discuss all the options available to establish the most appropriate way of dealing with debtors. We have tried and tested processes in place to ensure we can recover undisputed debts quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively, with transparent fixed fees.

We are proud to hold Lexcel Accreditation, issued by the Law Society. This involves the firm undergoing a rigorous audit process which ensures we maintain high levels of client care.

Pricing

We appreciate that the fees involved in debt recovery are important to you. We review our fees on a regular basis, considering client’s feedback, to ensure we continue to offer a cost-effective debt recovery service.

We typically work on a fixed fee basis, so that from the outset you know what the fees will be for your transaction. These costs apply for unpaid and undisputed payment of invoice(s). If during the debt recovery process, the matter becomes disputed or enforcement action is required, we will discuss the change in fees with you and agree a way forward.

You can claim interest and compensation and we will advise you of the applicable rates.

Value of your claim

Court fee payable

Our fees including VAT

Up to

£300

 

 

£35

£252

Greater than

£300

but no more than

£500

£50

£252

Greater than

£500

but no more than

£1,000

£70

£252

Greater than

£1,000

but no more than

£1,500

£80

£480

Greater than

£1,500

but no more than

£3,000

£115

£480

Greater than

£3,000

but no more than

£5,000

£205

£480

Greater than

£5,000

but no more than

£10,000

£455

£480

Greater than

£10,000

but no more than

£15,000

5% of the value of the claim

£480

Greater than

£15,000

but no more than

£50,000

£480

Greater than

£50,000

but no more than

£100,000

£480

The court fee and our costs are payable even if the debt cannot be recovered.

Exclusions

Our fees are fixed and include items detailed above, however there may be factors which would typically increase the cost of the fees. Where there is likely to be any additional cost, we will make sure you are informed of this at the earliest opportunity and a clear estimate of those extra costs will be provided.

Factors that may lead to an increase in cost include:

  • Additional work which has to be undertaken to ascertain precise sums due from debtor
  • The claim being defended or disputed in part
  • A dispute over your contract terms
  • A counter claim being made against you
  • Enforcement proceedings which could include instructing a Bailiff or High Court Enforcement Officer, petitioning for winding up or bankruptcy, obtaining a charging order

Time Scales

A typical undefended debt recovery will take between 6 to 18 weeks, from instruction through to payment from the other side. This may be quicker or longer depending on whether we are required to issue a claim and whether the other side pay promptly on receipt of any Judgment issued by a court. As detailed above, if enforcement action is required, we will discuss the fees and timescales involved.

Key Milestones

With every transaction there are key milestones, which may vary according to individual circumstances. Our fee will include these milestones and may be as follows:

  • Taking your instructions and reviewing documentation
  • Issuing a letter before action requesting payment from the debtor
  • Receiving payment and sending this on to you
  • Drafting and issuing a claim form to the relevant court if the debt is not paid
  • Applying to the court to enter a Judgment in Default if the debtor fails to respond to court proceedings
  • Contacting the other side to request payment where a Judgment in Default has been issued by the court