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59 minutes ago, Stubby said:

And FFS don't let them write you any letters , its about £10 a word .

The Soliciter we use airly dismissed my notion of paying for a couple of letters he wrote to a neighbour regarding a disputed RoW.

Cynic that I am, I merely allow he will recoup any such losses when our Estate is settled!

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Just saw this comment on an article about how solicitors are, on average, paid less than train drivers. I laughed.

 

An average solicitor is a sweaty, polyester suit gimp operating out of a small office above the local chippy on Grimsby High Street.

Cannot possibly compare that with the responsibilities and training required of a train driver.

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