Members - Christina Blacklaws, Maud Davis
Hourly rate £225.00
Standard letters/e-mails sent £22.50 each
Standard letters/e-mails received £11.25 each
Standard telephone calls £22.50 each
Senior Solicitor - Melita Johnson
Hourly rate £165.00
Standard letters/e-mails sent £16.50 each
Standard letters/e-mails received £8.25 each
Standard telephone calls £16.50 each
Senior Legal Executives - Annemarie Foster and Alison Kerley
Hourly rate £165.00
Standard letters/e-mails sent £16.50 each
Standard letters/e-mails received £8.25each
Standard telephone calls £16.50 each
Solicitors - Aisling Rowe, Monica Weston, Marieluise Horne and Claire Wright
Hourly rate £150.00
Standard letters/e-mails sent £15.00each
Standard letters/e-mails received £7.50 each
Standard telephone calls £15.00each
Legal Executive - Helen Ridgeon
Hourly rate £150.00
Standard letters/e-mails sent £15.00each
Standard letters/e-mails received £7.50 each
Standard telephone calls £15.00each
Trainee Solicitors and Paralegals
Hourly rate £110.00
Standard letters/e-mails sent £11.00 each
Standard letters/e-mails received £5.50 each
Standard Telephone calls £11.00 each
These rates are exclusive of VAT and other people's fees (e.g. barristers, valuation fees, etc).
Our fees will apply to all the work done on your case including time spent on the telephone, reading incoming post, preparing outgoing letters, preparing file notes of meetings, considering and drafting documents, preparing instructions and briefs to barristers, researching law where necessary, attending meetings with barristers, attending court, meetings with you, meetings with the lawyers acting for the other person in your case or other people connected with the case, taking statements from witnesses and so on.
As well as the charges made by this firm, incidental expenses such as the fees of any barristers or experts, and court fees, will be added to the bill.
Our charges do not depend on the result of your case. They are payable 'win or lose'. You are the person liable for the charges. Even if the court orders someone else to pay your costs, you would still have to pay in the first instance, and you would then be reimbursed when funds are received from the person ordered to pay your costs.
