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Fees for lawyer required to file implead with high court 112 of 2020


13-Sep-2025 (In Civil Law)
High court of Andhra Pradesh taken suo motu of LGPI accident third party right to life article 21 violator and directed LGPI nothing to compensate to victims provide treatments in corporate hospitals or issue of identity cards if I want to file with high court as my legal services under section 12 e of NALSA act is rejected they themselves never formed any committee or government submitted data in court the money required for me to file to hire a lawyer is required to be known from lower lawyer
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I understand your concern regarding the expenses involved in approaching the High Court. Normally, the professional fee for High Court matters is higher, but considering your situation, I can take up your case at a fee lower than what is usually charged. For routine or minor proceedings where my personal presence may not be necessary, I can also coordinate with a junior advocate there to manage those aspects, while I will personally handle the main arguments and important stages of the case. This way, you get both cost efficiency and the benefit of my experience. If you wish to proceed, please share the relevant documents and details so that I can assess the matter fully and advise you on the next steps.
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