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Is an Assessment not 'Contentious Business'? If so then the client should add your costs to the allocatur as has always been the case shouldn't they? At the very end?

What contractual relationship do you have that isn't in the allocatur, with your client?

It was always the case that if a payee failed to get the bill reduced by a certain percentage (wasnt it 20%?), then they didn't get their costs. Does that mean that the payee then has to pay the payor costs (including all that disclosure' you say is so straightforward)? as well as your costs (if as I say yours are a lawful entitlement), out of the figure/s in cases that don't reach 20%?

I really am genuinely interested. I am not being controversial or nit picking.

I would be very interested in your opinion.