Sell Industrial Cases Reports
Industrial Cases Reports
The definitive employment law series, since 1972.
We buy Industrial Cases Reports (ICR) — complete or partial runs, any period since the series began. Published by ICLR, the same publisher behind The Law Reports and Weekly Law Reports.
What affects value
The same three things, whichever period your run covers.
Continuity of run
An unbroken sequence of years is worth more than the same number of scattered volumes — an employment law citation is period-specific, and a gap is a gap in exactly the years someone might need.
Completeness of the bound volumes
Monthly parts are bound into an annual volume at year end. A complete year is worth more than a partial one.
Condition
Ordinary wear from decades of active use is expected and priced in. Water damage and mould are what genuinely affect the figure.
Clearing an employment law chambers or firm's library? Industrial Cases Reports often sits alongside The Law Reports and general practitioner texts — we'll value the whole collection together.
Get my free valuation →Who this is usually for
Most ICR runs reach us one of three ways.
Employment practices
A firm or set that has moved to electronic reporting and wants the bound years cleared. Selling a solicitor’s library →
Practitioners retiring
An employment library built case by case and no longer being added to. Retiring from practice →
In-house and HR libraries
Reports held outside private practice, in an insurer, a bank or a company secretariat. Accountancy, insurance and banking →
Common questions
Selling Industrial Cases Reports
What is Industrial Cases Reports?
The definitive employment law series, published monthly by ICLR since 1972, covering employment, discrimination and pensions law. Cited as ICR.
Is this the same publisher as The Law Reports and Weekly Law Reports?
Yes — ICLR publishes all three, alongside Business Law Reports and the Public and Third Sector Law Reports. We buy any of these you have, together or separately.
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