Sentence examples for claiming fees from inspiring English sources

Retired CBC investigative journalist and novelist Linden MacIntyre, who was harshly criticized by CBC management for complaining about senior correspondents claiming fees, describes Solomon's fall as "the kind of lapse in common sense that happens when you get too big for your britches".

Most likely, they'll claim Fees had something else besides or in addition to ADHD, perhaps bipolar disorder or paranoid schizophrenia because of his delusional status toward the end of his life.

Serious consideration should be given to claiming back fees paid for shoddy advice which has left the client - the taxpayer - out of pocket".

Hogan racked up bills of over six hundred thousand dollars and PomWonderful refused to pay, claiming the fees were exorbitant and the service subpar.

Officials blamed a high rate of poor and uninsured patients as well as cuts in Medicare and Medicaid and the hospital's inability to negotiate favorable contracts with health insurance companies, claiming their fees were 30 percent below the market rate.

Tax inspectors have raised concerns over MPs claiming accountancy fees on expenses, documents released under a Freedom of Information request reveal.

The changes to no-win, no-fee in England and Wales - contained in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill - will prevent lawyers claiming "success fees" from the losing side.

Some forms include: Charging or claiming absurd fees without providing proper medical aid.

Also, some jurisdictions (with Europe as the primary example) charge excess claims fees for each claim included in your application over a certain number.

His remark "I've played some shitholes in my time but this is really something" did not go down well, and he left without claiming his fee.

Currently, there is no limit on legal fees even if the compensation claim is small, meaning lawyers can claim extortionate fees for low-cost cases.