J’Accuse

J’accuse:

Robert Dobie, partner of Tods Murray LLP. of:

Fee mongering and gross overcharging
Misleading (lying to) his client, his partners, his Glasgow agents, his Counsel, the court
Breaching the Solicitors Code of Conduct
Breaching Solicitors (Scotland) Accounts Rules
Breaching HMRC VAT Regulations
Incompetence, professional misconduct, and negligence
Abuse of his position as an officer of the court
Abusing the court process
Wilful imposition

Michael Simpson of Tods Murray LLP. (now retired) of:

Fee mongering and gross overcharging
Misleading (lying to) his client and the court
Falsely claiming to be an expert in building disputes
Incompetence, professional misconduct, and negligence
Breaching the Solicitors Code of Conduct
Abusing his position as an officer of the court
Abusing the court process
Wilful imposition

Tods Murray LLP. of:

Failing to adequately supervise the actions of their own partners
Failing to prevent their partners from pursuing claims they know to be unjustified (they do have an accounts department)
Wilful imposition

Simpson & Marwick LLP. of:

Abusing their position as officers of the court
Abusing the court process
Breaching the Solicitors Code of Conduct
Misleading (lying to) the court and their counsel
Aiding and abetting wilful imposition

Peter Anderson of Simpson & Marwick LLP. of:

Abusing his position as an officer of the court
Lodging a summons his client drafted and failing to verify its contents were true and accurate
Applying punitive diligence when he had no proper foundation for doing so
Abusing the court process
Aiding and abetting wilful imposition

William Macreath of Levy & McRae Solicitors and Notaries Public of:

Failing to act in his client’s interests
Failing to lodge competent defences
NB. A Law Society Reporter has recently accused William Macreath of five counts of inadequate service and seven counts of professional misconduct. See http://petercherbi.blogspot.co.uk/ for the details. I could help the Law Society add to that list.

The Law Society of Scotland’s Mr. Philip Yelland of:

Failing to properly regulate Scotland’s solicitors
Failing to protect the interests of the consumer
Misleading (lying to) complainants
Failing to prevent dubious legal techniques being used to halt his Society’s investigations of solicitors
Effectively aiding and abetting wilful imposition

The Scottish Legal Complaints Commission of:

Failing to properly regulate Scotland’s solicitors
Failing to protect the interest of the consumer
Failing to prevent dubious legal techniques being used to prevent their organisation from investigating solicitors
Effectively aiding and abetting wilful imposition

This list is not exhaustive and will be added to in due course. These accusations, which I have kept to a bare minimum for the time being, can all be proved by the documentation contained on this site.

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Vacancies

Part-time preparation solicitor required. Must have experience of civil litigation in the Court of Session. Hourly rate will be agreed in advance and must be adhered to by the solicitor. All outlays reasonably incurred must be supported by receipts, be included on any invoices rendered by the solicitor to us, and must show the VAT on outlays separately from the VAT on fees charged.

All invoices must be rendered by the solicitor no later than 3 months from the time of supply. We will make payment within 30 days of any VAT invoices that are rendered. Once paid, the invoice amount will not be increased by the solicitor at a later date.

If you can agree to these terms and conditions and have the relevant experience please apply by emailing carol@todsmurrayvarakin.com.