Compensation / negligence
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A bit harsh, sometimes there seems no alternative.
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Who would have thought lawyers would use Current Gov cutting of legal aid as incentive to bill the NHS in ridiculous ways.
ball cocks
lawyers dont need any incentive to rip people off , tis what they do
all them dodgy lawyers attempting to get people to bring bogus claims against british troops who served in Iraq
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ball cocks
lawyers dont need any incentive to rip people off , tis what they do
all them dodgy lawyers attempting to get people to bring bogus claims against british troops who served in Iraq
Free market. What would you suggest the Government does.
60% tax rate on em if that does not work 70%
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On all lawyers or just personal injury lawyers?
depends take it on a case by case basis
one of the few (?) proffesions were they actually get paid for failure as well
It about time that responsibility was taken by some of these proffesions , fck up take the costs out of there personal pension funds
lawyers , councillers , plod ect ect
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Some criminal lawyers earn less than 50k per year.
I suspect there was some procedural incompetence in the quoted case and some interest fees on the conditional fee arrangement.
without legal aid, how do poorer people get access to help other than no win no fee (CFA). Which are stacked full of insurance and interest.
I suspect there was some procedural incompetence in the quoted case and some interest fees on the conditional fee arrangement.
without legal aid, how do poorer people get access to help other than no win no fee (CFA). Which are stacked full of insurance and interest.
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RWR on here.
Who gives a fig about the poor, benefit scroungers, feckless and lazy, they should not get anything the bloody leaches.
Who gives a fig about the poor, benefit scroungers, feckless and lazy, they should not get anything the bloody leaches.
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VERY poor taste
Transam is a disgusting human being and a liar. But you already knew that.
Similarly Filly said he smiled when he found out some people had burned to death.
Must be an RWR trait.
Its not really Free market when the taxpayer's are paying.
Although compared to the cost of the Bloody Sunday inquiry it is pocket money.
The Bloody Sunday inquiry cost £200 million to find out what we already knew and make some lawyers millionaires of course.
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People don’t realise what they are signing up to. There have been cases where the law firm target the victim because they have wanted to drop a claim. The fees are all on credit, the law firm doesn’t do the work for free. It’s a high interest loans from finance arrangers who take a risk based on the outcome.
because some will get dropped, the ones they win end up copping the fees.
because some will get dropped, the ones they win end up copping the fees.
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