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Court of Appeal refuses Slater and Gordon's application for permission to appeal

Court of Appeal refusal finally settles three important technical points in claims against solicitors for scrutiny of legal fees

Last month we reported on the victory for our growing group of clients against Slater and Gordon in two appeals before the High Court. ...

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CMLF success against Slater and Gordon UK Limited : a major victory in the campaign for fair legal fees

A major victory against a very substantial opponent - well done team!

Checkmylegalfees.com are pleased to announce that Judgment has been handed down at 10.00 this morning by Mr.Justice Ritchie in two conjoined appeal ca...

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£27,000 Legal Fees Refund inspires House Renovation

I wasn't sure at first but after reading the reviews I felt positive this company wasn't a scam. I would like to give a massive thank you to Ben Winte...

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GW Lawyer Limited Road Traffic Accident Statute Bills Compensation Overcharging
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Piper v Slater and Gordon : a full refund of £4,052.35 in a tragic case in which Slater and Gordon's late client, Ian Turnbull, had 97 seconds to "e-sign" a CFA during his initial call

Rebecca acted as administrator for the estate of her late brother, Ian

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Lisa Jones v Richard Slade & Co Ltd (14/12/21, SCCO) : Extent of the SCCO's jurisdiction on setting aside an agreement as to amount of a solicitor's fees

Costs Judge Rowley found that the remedy sought (the setting aside of an agreement as to level of fees) could be determined by the SCCO and did not require a specialist Chancery Court

We do not propose to comment in detail as the substantial claim is ongoing, but this judgment dismissing the solicitors' application to strike out par...

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Richard Slade and Company Ltd Compromise Agreement Agreement as to Fees Contentious Business Agreement Non-contentious Business Agreement
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