ALCD

The organisation was formed as the Association of Law Costs Draftsmen in 1977 with the object of promoting the status and interests of the profession of law costs draftsmen generally, and ensuring the maintenance of the highest professional standards. The name of the association was changed in 2011 following the recognition of Costs Lawyers in the Legal Services Act 2007... The association promotes and fosters an appreciation of the contribution made by Costs Lawyers within the legal profession. Further aims include the exchange of ideas and information with other legal bodies and the contribution to the development of the legal system. The ACL is recognised as an important contributor to law reform relating to costs law and procedures... The ACL is the only professional body providing recognised training and education in costs law. The Costs Lawyer Professional Qualification (CLPQ) provides a structured training course covering all aspects of costs law and practice.

Also known as: Association of Law Costs Draftsmen

Primary location: Norfolk United Kingdom