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Seeking New Legal Representation on a No Win No Fee Basis for High Court Proceedings. (self.uklaw)
submitted 6 months ago by Jakdracula to c/[email protected]
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I am reaching out regarding a significant legal challenge we are currently facing, which is slated for resolution before the London High Court in February 2025.

As we approach this pivotal phase, the need for skilled legal representation that aligns with our strategic goals and a commitment to securing a positive outcome has never been more critical.

We have diligently met all procedural prerequisites to date. Recently, we've received a settlement proposal that demands thorough evaluation and adept negotiation to ensure it serves our best interests effectively.

In light of the complexities of our case and the critical role that expert legal advocacy will play, we are in pursuit of a new legal team. Specifically, we are interested in engaging a firm that not only specializes in potential settlement negotiations but also offers strong court representation, if necessary.

Importantly, we seek to proceed with this representation strictly on a 'no win no fee' basis, aligning with our financial strategy and risk management approach.

If interested, please contact me here.

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[–] Boinkage 2 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) (4 children)

Client name? Legal expertise required? Jurisdiction and venue? Estimated legal hours required? Retainer available? Trial or motion practice needed? Reason for not being able/willing to pay traditionally?

[–] Boinkage 1 points 6 months ago (2 children)

Moreover, how do you envision the pay structure in a work on commission, no win no fee arrangement, for a settlement negotiation? What is winning a settlement? Traditionally a good settlement leaves all parties feeling as if they have been somewhat screwed over.

[–] Jakdracula 1 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

Client name: can’t put here. Legal expertise: IP Copyright and contract law Retainer: yes Trail / motion - as mentioned above, the opposition has offered us a settlement, we are looking to counter offer and begin the negotiations. If we cannot reach an agreement, the high court date is for February 2025 therefore, we would need representation for the settlement and possibly a trial. Reason for not willing to pay: We have already exhausted over 3,000,000 pounds with our current firm and gotten nowhere.