Rotherham Solicitor banned for nine-fold overcharging of deceased clients
Yet more confirmation that insisting on receipt of a properly detailed bill at the time that monies are deducted, and then having it properly scrutinised, can save thousands of pounds:
http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/news/solicitor-banned-for-nine-fold-overcharging-of-deceased-clients/5058459.article
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