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The fixed fee that ran past its scope: fixed fee scope and the SRA Transparency Rules
A purchase quoted at a fixed fee for a freehold house turns up an extension built in breach of a covenant, and fourteen hours go on a fee priced for six without a word to the buyer. Saqib Khan, who owned a law firm for fourteen years and sits as a fee-paid county court judge, works through an illustrative figure for what fixed fee work past its scope costs a firm in a year, the three places where scope fails, what the SRA Code of Conduct and the Transparency Rules expect a firm to say about price, and the two documents a judge reads first when a fee dispute reaches court.
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