Kent Solicitors

A solicitor must try to estimate the costs of any litigation, so that the client has some idea of what the exercise might cost him. Often, matters crop up and the solicitor should revise his estimate

A recent case established that if the solicitors final bill was a lot more, then the solicitor was not necessarily restricted to charging the estimate only, but the court could decide what was fair and reasonable to expect the client to pay and treat the amount in the estimate as a factor to take into account

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