15th December 2020
Amarathon dispute between two warring solicitors has taken another turn, with a costs decision overturned…
Amarathon dispute between two warring solicitors has taken another turn, with a costs decision overturned in the Court of Appeal. In Deepchand & Anor v Sooben, Lord Justice Arnold ruled that Anbananden Sooben should pay the costs his opponents incurred in resisting his own costs application to the court. Sooben’s application had been refused but the…
We are proud to announce the launch the new Lambeth Solicitors website! A new website to best serve our clients Lambeth solicitors has earned its international reputation and status through their impressive success in defending exceptionally complex immigration matters. We usually open our case when others have exhausted their resources and we never give up. We…
The Legal Ombudsman will reduce spending by a further £500,000 in the next financial year as the number of cases continues to fall. Legal expenditure by the complaints-handler is due to be set at £11.7m for the 2016/17 year, down from £12.2m in the current year. The spending level is almost 30% lower than the…
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is to examine ‘long-standing concerns about the affordability of legal services and standards of service’, it announced today. A market study restricted to England and Wales will examine: Whether clients can drive effective competition by making informed purchasing decisions; Whether clients are adequately protected from potential harm or can…
