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Then again not sure how PPP could afford to get representation for a high court case, how would they be able to pay legal counsel?

Could get messy

Hopefully the TG can recoup any costs from their action

Junior Barristers (Pupils/Up to 5 years experience): £75 - £275+ per hour.

Experienced Barristers (5-15 years): £275 - £500+ per hour.

King's Counsel (KC): £500 - £900+ per hour.

Factors influencing the cost:

Experience:

More experienced barristers with higher call to the Bar will generally charge more.

Complexity of the case:

Complex cases requiring extensive research, preparation, or advocacy will naturally cost more.

Court level:

Higher courts like the High Court, Court of Appeal, or Supreme Court typically involve higher fees.

Case value and urgency:

The amount of money involved and the time sensitivity of the case can also impact the cost.

Engaging barristers to represent the TG in Court would be needed too I guess?

If it's gone to the High Court does that mean a long wait for any further developments then?

Still no EGM

Maybe TG need to post another letter to SL?

Dude

I know

TS,

Absolutely

Such a shame the quality of posts here is so poor

Still no news on anything to discuss so I guess more of the same today then

No thanks

The dude

Yes

Gasman

Thanks

Great post gasman

What is the way forward after you sack lunn?

And yet when we ask for clarification of their plans Post Lunn, we are met with silence.

Very strange way to act to want to sack the man in charge and not have a replacement lined up to step in. High risk strategy, especially if they actually believe RM will step up and has hasn't said or done anything to date because of Lunn. RM doesn't actually have a real job to do because a CEO is responsible the day to day business of a plc and PPP has no day to day activities to manage.

Hep,

By far the dumbest question to date I read here was asking us to post what Lunn intends to do with any shares he may receive via one means or another.

I mean how would we know Lunn's intentions, no one does. And besides, it's not as if he could sell a single share unless this stock resumes trading trading again. If it resumes trading again, then anyone can decide to sell their shares.

Hep,

It's so childish and immature. Was a time when LSE BBs were actually useful discussion boards but most are non no better than social media platforms, full of rampers and derampers and people who gamble on shares and then go mental when it doesn't pay off for them.

LSE admin love it of course because their hit rates keep climbing with all these social media types banging on.

That's lie No 2

We that's a lie.

Remind us all.

What is the question?