Sentence examples for advocates fees from inspiring English sources

A freedom of information request by the Sun revealed that the pair received a combined £212,613.32 in legal aid to cover solicitors' and advocates' fees and other disbursements.

Ms. Garrett, whose network links financial planners and advisers who work for an hourly fee, advocates fee-only.

He advocates raising fees to a level more in line with other states, or perhaps differentiating fees so that higher-cost programs, such as nursing, cost more than lecture classes like English or history.

Hansen advocates a fee on all carbon-based fuels.

Chris Henley, QC, chairman of the Criminal Bar Association, criticised the Ministry of Justice for delaying its consultation on the advocates graduated fee scheme.

A government consultation on the advocates' graduated fee scheme has been extended by a fortnight, the Ministry of Justice has confirmed.

How prominent will your interests be in your solicitor's choice between downgrading the category of your case to keep the advocate's fees in-house, or instructing someone of the appropriate grade and losing those fees?

Labour has secured a vote in parliament on the disputed advocates' graduated fee scheme (AGFS), which barristers say will leave criminal defence lawyers underpaid for publicly funded work in the crown court.

Still, advocates say fee hikes could have an oversize impact on communities of color by creating a new disincentive for groups that have stayed away from, or felt discouraged from, visiting national parks, for reasons including fearful historical associations with wilderness areas and a perceived lack of cultural relevancy.

This will entail reconciling the views of two different sets of stakeholders on how to overcome the financial barriers to access: those advocating user fee abolition to achieve universal healthcare; and those advocating the imposition of some level of contribution for insurance coverage as the vehicle for universal healthcare.

Some consumer advocates say the fees erode the money loaded onto the cards.