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ACS:LAWs Andrew Crossley to face the SDT Jan 16th 2012
It has been said the ACS:LAW “Speculative Invoicing” debacle wont be over till the Fat Lady sings, well, the date has now been set for the 16th January 2012. In an email from the SDT, it says I confirm that … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, acs law, amanda mitten, dunlap grubb weaver, gallant macmillan, hearing, martin levinson, sdt, sra, tilly bailey irvine
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Davenport Whinings: Dont appeal, just apologise
As has been already reported this week, Davenport Lyons duo, Dave Gore and Brian Miller have been punished by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal. One would have thought that this would be an end to the saga, many thinking that they … Continue reading
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Tagged appeal, bogus legal letters, brian miller, davenport lyons, david gore, digiprotect, sdt, sra, terence tsang
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ACS:LAW: Cases settled “The FAT LADY sings, but silently”
The last Court Hearing involving ACS:LAW was postponed(17/06/11), we now know why, in what seems an almost endless wait, Ralli Solicitors have released a statement that the case has been settled, confidentially. I am pleased for those involved in the … Continue reading
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Tagged acs law, andrew crossley, case settled, ralli, sdt, solicitors disciplinary tribunal, sra
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ACS:LAW: The charge sheet from the SDT
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has issued its “Charge Sheet” on ACS:LAW and it’s Supremo Andrew Crossley. The hearing will take place on August 18th 2011 (The date of the hearing is yet to be set thanks to those eagle eyed readers who spotted the … Continue reading
Davenport Lyons Violated SIX rules of the Solicitors Code of Conduct
Davenport Lyons the originator of the odious “Speculative Invoicing” scheme, have been found guilty by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) of breaching SIX rules of the Solicitors Code of Conduct. They were referred to the SDT by the Solicitors Regulation … Continue reading
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Tagged acs law, andrew crossley, brian miller, davenport lyons, david gore, disciplinary, hearing, judgement, sdt, sra
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ACS:LAWs Andrew Crossley declared BANKRUPT – Davenport Lyons SDT hearing – Update 1
Andrew Crossley the Sole Trader of ACS:LAW has been declared bankrupt. After a near two year campaign falsely accusing members of the general public and having been lambasted by the House of Lords, the Main Stream Media and the Courts, and … Continue reading
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Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, bankrupcy, bankrupt, brian miller, dave gore, davenport lyons, david gore, hearing, sdt, sdt hearing, solicitors, sra, terence tsang
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Fobbed off by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) – Incompetence abounds
I sent the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) an email regarding their investigation into the ACS:LAW Data Leak.
ACS:LAW and Andrew Crossley face HUGE costs for being “Chaotic and Lamentable”
Yesterday at the Patents Court Judge Birss gave ACS:LAW/Andrew Crossley such a kick up his ample backside that the ripples will be felt throughout the Legal Profession.
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Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, brian miller, chaotic, costs, cramer pelmont, davenport lyons, digital economy bill, filesharing, gallant macmillan, judge birss, lamentable, lee bowden, logistep, media cat, patents court, sdt, sra, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine, wastage
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ACS:LAW “Full steam ahead”….
Crossleys leaking of the email database has put so many people at risk of losing their jobs, their familys, their reputation, yet repeated calls for Andrew Crossley to apologise for this has always resulted in SILENCE
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Tagged acs, acs law, Allan Kopie, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, brian miller, davenport lyons, filesharing, lee bowden, slyck, sra, terence tsang, Yann Peifer
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ACS:LAW “We can’t prove damages beyond a SINGLE copy”
ACS:LAW in one of their emails show SERIOUS doubts about their ability to prove the amount of damages they are seeking. Continue reading
Posted in ACS LAW Letters, Uncategorized
Tagged acs, acs law, Allan Kopie, amanda mitten, andrew crossley, brian miller, cascada, copyright, davenport lyons, david gore, slyck, sra, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine, Yann Peifer
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