Nov 6, 2017
Hallmark Solicitors have announced the launch of its new Annual Legal Advice Service providing unlimited support and advice to businesses in the day to day legal issues which they face. Further information can be found at http://www.hallmarksolicitors.co.uk.
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Hull, United Kingdom - November 6, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Hallmark Solicitors has today announced the launch of its new Annual Legal Advice Service providing unlimited support and advice to businesses in the day to day legal issues which they face. The Annual Legal Advice Service is set to go live on Wednesday 8th November 2017. This new service from Hallmark Solicitors marks an innovative and fresh approach and is a departure from the traditional case by case method of delivering legal services.
For more information about Hallmark Solicitors visit: http://www.hallmarksolicitors.co.uk
It is clear from even a most cursory survey of the legal landscape in the UK that the regulatory burden on companies and businesses is increasing and with the uncertainty of the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, now more than ever, businesses require access to regular legal advice. This and other factors have created a corresponding need for greater certainty with their legal spend. Negotiating retained fee agreements with legal advisors is one practical solution businesses can deploy. Uche Akali, Managing Director and Founder at Hallmark Solicitors, makes a point of saying “We have listened to our clients and are adapting to an ever changing marketplace by the launch of our fixed fee annual legal subscription, the purpose of which is to provide unlimited legal support for businesses owners and managers of busy company departments”.
Uche Akali continues… “One of the major points of resistance for business owners to get in touch with solicitors and legal advisors in general is the concern that every touchpoint with a law firm will result in an invoice and sometimes quite exorbitant ones. Hallmark Solicitors have seen examples of reductions of up to 10%-20% on legal costs expended by clients by transferring from ad-hoc instructions to a retainer fee agreement. We have been able to view the situation from the business owner’s or manager’s perspective; they get direct access to great advice from qualified solicitors an early stage without fear of running up hefty and sometimes uncertain fees. They will usually also benefit from discounted legal fees for work not covered within the annual legal support service. Ultimately this is going to be a huge benefit to our clients and will add greater certainty to budgeting for legal expenses and ultimately savings as well as greater productivity.”
Established in 2009, Hallmark Solicitors provide legal advice to businesses of every size and handle general and complex commercial and corporate transactions and disputes across a range of industries and sectors.
Hallmark Solicitors’ annual subscription with unlimited legal support will help in the current market by providing a discounted rate on the basis of receiving a relatively stable revenue source. It’s increasingly the case that established businesses with a regular need for legal services are looking to create greater certainty with their legal spend by negotiating retained fee agreements with law firms. This alone is predicted to make Hallmark Solicitor’s annual subscription unlimited legal support service more popular with customers and clients in the legal advice space, quickly.
Annual legal advice service for commercial disputes is now available at its Hull, London and Leeds offices. To find out more, the place to visit is: http://www.hallmarksolicitors.co.uk/online/unlimited-advice-annual-subscription/.
Once again, to find out more about Hallmark Solicitors and their services, the place to visit is http://www.hallmarksolicitors.co.uk
Contact Info:
Name: Uche Akali
Organization: Hallmark Solicitors
Address: Chandlers Court 158/159 High Street, Hull, England HU1 1HA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-845-680-8251
For more information, please visit http://www.hallmarksolicitors.co.uk
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 260035
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