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Seth Lovis & Co Solicitors cease trading

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Seth Lovis and Co Solicitors Limited Notice of cessation of trading on the Seth Lovis website. https://www.sethlovis.co.uk/site/library/firmnews/...
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Butler -v- Bankside Commercial Ltd : Solicitors entitled to terminate CFA and recover fees where client rejects advice to make a settlement offer

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In a decision yesterday that is of importance to all clients represented by way of a Conditional Fee Agreement, the High Court has found that in ...
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Gallacher & Gallacher -v- Emerald Law : Solicitors Fees Disallowed Completely

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cropped-reflex-hammer Termination of the retainer was a knee-jerk reaction
Solicitors penalized for 'knee jerk reaction' to terminate CFA retainer – not a termination on reasonable notice CMLF helped us get a big win over our...
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Manjit Gill against Heer Manak Solicitors

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b2ap3_large_Legal-Fees-Refund Mr.Gill obtained a refund of all fees paid to his former solicitors
We were really pleased to receive this testimonial from Mr.Gill following the successful outcome of his case reported more fully here , in which his f...
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Gill -v- Heer Manak : termination of retainer by solicitors without reasonable notice results in no entitlement to charge

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It is essential that such notice as is given is "reasonable". If the notice is not "reasonable" then the firm cannot point to any applicable provision...
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