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milk2sugars
Original Poster
262 posts
27 months
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mybrainhurts
71,597 posts
124 months
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Shot a solicitor...? Blimey. I have mixed feelings here...
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Mr XXXX
155 posts
21 months
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Stingercut
201 posts
36 months
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Looks like another case of media Ferrari / criminal obsession. This all started years ago with Valerio Viccei. And people say the M3 is a 'bad boys' car..
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mambolambo
94 posts
32 months
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mybrainhurts said: Shot a solicitor...? Blimey. I have mixed feelings here... After experiencing large bills and seeing liquidator fees I can wholeheartedly agree. Funny how in the UK they are not held with the same contempt as they are in the States. No one deserves to be shot in the face but I can see how some people can be near boiling point. Solictors are a bunch of crooks who charge up to 600 pounds an hour for pushing paper around. Seriously who deserves that sort of money, outsource it to India.
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hedgefinder
1,387 posts
39 months
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mambolambo said: After experiencing large bills and seeing liquidator fees I can wholeheartedly agree. Funny how in the UK they are not held with the same contempt as they are in the States.
No one deserves to be shot in the face but I can see how some people can be near boiling point. Solictors are a bunch of crooks who charge up to 600 pounds an hour for pushing paper around. Seriously who deserves that sort of money, outsource it to India. strange, isnt that what bankers do too? yet they seem to be heavily defended on here........ 
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Davey S2
8,651 posts
123 months
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mambolambo said: mybrainhurts said: Shot a solicitor...? Blimey. I have mixed feelings here... After experiencing large bills and seeing liquidator fees I can wholeheartedly agree. Funny how in the UK they are not held with the same contempt as they are in the States. No one deserves to be shot in the face but I can see how some people can be near boiling point. Solictors are a bunch of crooks who charge up to 600 pounds an hour for pushing paper around. Seriously who deserves that sort of money, outsource it to India. Idiotic post.
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will_
4,039 posts
72 months
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mambolambo said: After experiencing large bills and seeing liquidator fees I can wholeheartedly agree. Funny how in the UK they are not held with the same contempt as they are in the States.
No one deserves to be shot in the face but I can see how some people can be near boiling point. Solictors are a bunch of crooks who charge up to 600 pounds an hour for pushing paper around. Seriously who deserves that sort of money, outsource it to India. There's nothing as expensive as cheap legal advice. Who "deserves" the sort of money required to buy a Lambo?
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MrLegal
2 posts
11 months
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will_ said: mambolambo said: After experiencing large bills and seeing liquidator fees I can wholeheartedly agree. Funny how in the UK they are not held with the same contempt as they are in the States.
No one deserves to be shot in the face but I can see how some people can be near boiling point. Solictors are a bunch of crooks who charge up to 600 pounds an hour for pushing paper around. Seriously who deserves that sort of money, outsource it to India. There's nothing as expensive as cheap legal advice. +1
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voicey
1,132 posts
56 months
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I know a lot more about this case than has been reported but I can't really say all that I know at the moment. However, the car was sold last year (at a rock bottom price) and was a very nice looking example of the tipo.
Chudley had a huge beef with Ward over the dispute that was heard in the high court (public info) and over another matter (that is not public info). The reports that Ward "couldn't hurt a fly", etc, etc are wide of the mark and (I have heard) that both men were involved in serious criminal activity.
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AJSG
295 posts
56 months
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milk2sugars said: Must say nice house! "a mock Tudor seven-bedroom detached property" That's a bit like looking at an MR2 based 348 and saying...nice car!
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AJSG
295 posts
56 months
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will_ said: There's nothing as expensive as cheap legal advice. Not even close...I have had bad advice across the scale. I still receive documents from one of the City most prominent legal firm which I have to correct and send back...and I'm not talking about spelling, am talking about international regulatory issues. When we structured the last fund we had 6 firms put forward proposals, every single one had huge holes and refered to incorrect regulation. Ultimately the only person who cares enough to give you good advice is yourself, never rely on solicitors/lawyers. You only appoint them for process.
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bertie
5,617 posts
153 months
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AJSG said: milk2sugars said: Must say nice house! "a mock Tudor seven-bedroom detached property" That's a bit like looking at an MR2 based 348 and saying...nice car! Quite, I thought it was a nasty house and I'm not keen on the blue Testarossa either.
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pistolp
779 posts
91 months
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isn't that the blu sera 512tr at tom hartley's?
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voicey
1,132 posts
56 months
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pistolp said: isn't that the blu sera 512tr at tom hartley's? Yes, that is the car.
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mambolambo
94 posts
32 months
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AJSG said: Not even close...I have had bad advice across the scale. I still receive documents from one of the City most prominent legal firm which I have to correct and send back...and I'm not talking about spelling, am talking about international regulatory issues.
When we structured the last fund we had 6 firms put forward proposals, every single one had huge holes and refered to incorrect regulation.
Ultimately the only person who cares enough to give you good advice is yourself, never rely on solicitors/lawyers. You only appoint them for process. yes, this ^^. Someone once told me that for you it could be the most important case of your life but for the lawyer it could be one of many on their desks. Anyway too much off topic.
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mambolambo
94 posts
32 months
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will_ said: There's nothing as expensive as cheap legal advice.
Who "deserves" the sort of money required to buy a Lambo? I am more on about liquidators here. They are regulated by the government, there is not too much competition and they charge 400 quid an hour on average. Why not have some competition, I am sure even at 50 an hour people can still make a decent living. That is still 9k a month per man if they are kept busy. You have no choice but to get shafted by crooked regulation. Now really off topic, I am going to get my coat,
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14-7
5,704 posts
60 months
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We can hardly blame the solicitor for getting Mr Chudley into financial difficulties can we?
It's only his fault he was that much in debt and obviously refused to confront it by still having a Ferrari and a large expensive house. He could have easily downscaled and got rid of assets but then he would lose all his bragging rights wouldn't he?
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will_
4,039 posts
72 months
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mambolambo said: will_ said: There's nothing as expensive as cheap legal advice.
Who "deserves" the sort of money required to buy a Lambo? I am more on about liquidators here. They are regulated by the government, there is not too much competition and they charge 400 quid an hour on average. Why not have some competition, I am sure even at 50 an hour people can still make a decent living. That is still 9k a month per man if they are kept busy. You have no choice but to get shafted by crooked regulation. Now really off topic, I am going to get my coat, Well, that's not what you said: "Solictors are a bunch of crooks who charge up to 600 pounds an hour for pushing paper around. Seriously who deserves that sort of money". So, what do you do to "deserve" enough money to buy a lambo?
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mambolambo
94 posts
32 months
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will_ said: Well, that's not what you said:
"Solictors are a bunch of crooks who charge up to 600 pounds an hour for pushing paper around. Seriously who deserves that sort of money".
So, what do you do to "deserve" enough money to buy a lambo? I think I clarified what I meant above.
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