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Legal cost textbooks

I recently received a marketing email from a legal publisher offering 30% of all their looseleaf titles including Greenslade on Costs.

I cannot remember the last time I saw anyone (be they costs judge, counsel, costs lawyer or law costs draftsman) refer to Greenslade or Butterworths Costs Service.

Now, these are both fairly expensive looseleaf publications to buy and must be expensive to the publishers to produce.  But do any practitioners currently use them or do they just lie unread gathering dust in law libraries?

3 thoughts on “Legal cost textbooks”

  1. Have not looked at either for years and years. Used to have Cook on Costs; however, now use Mark Friston’s. Plus of course the internettywebbythingy (oh and your excellent blog!, though I looking forward to the day that it’s quoted at me in a detailed assessment or points of dispute).

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