"I am coming around to the belief that there is no ceiling to the amount that you can charge clients," said one City lawyer, before telling The Diary about…
December 03, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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“I am coming around to the belief that there is no ceiling to the amount that you can charge clients,” said one City lawyer, before telling The Diary about a game he has been playing.
“I am trying to find out how much I can charge before they complain – and I have got my rate up now to well over £1,000 an hour and still they keep using me.”
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