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Forensic Vet Report
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Blackbeard_of_Perranporth wrote: »In 2008 I retained a Barrister at £250 an hour.
I take it that you got a terse response to your request then!
Terse it was.0 -
Blackbeard_of_Perranporth wrote: »In 2008 I retained a Barrister at £250 an hour.
I take it that you got a terse response to your request then!Terse it was.
M'Laud, I endeth the case for the absolution.0 -
Out of interest, and you may already have covered this, but what advice did the barrister give you?0
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Dam it!Blackbeard_of_Perranporth wrote: »Actually, they were at Cambridge!
Shall we split the difference and say the Cambridge ones became more famous?
I think there could have been some at Oxford, but the KGB probably had more luck at Cambridge...0 -
Out of interest, and you may already have covered this, but what advice did the barrister give you?
I saw him very soon after Maxi’s death. The reason I have chosen him was because he was also qualified vet and I thought he can tell me what had happened to my dog. I already had most mortem report and other documents that my forensic vet had and I have supplied him all of this. However very soon into our meeting I knew that he was not going to say anything against the vet I was very disappointed however he did say I will not get anywhere with RCVS and he was right up to this point.
As I said they care for their own, I was very lucky to find the forensic expert who did not mind giving me the true opinion.0 -
MothballsWallet wrote: »Dam it!
Shall we split the difference and say the Cambridge ones became more famous?
I think there could have been some at Oxford, but the KGB probably had more luck at Cambridge...
To be honest my hubby did go to Oxford uni but I think my brain is that lilltle better then his and he knows it.0 -
How did you calculate that?
So, that's £1177.78 you spent on "advice", yet you've also left out the 40 pages of help you've been given on here. If I'd realised that everyone else was billing you for it, I would have too!
How much of that advice told you that you should sue and you would definitely win?
You have missed Maxie's creamation.0 -
You have missed Maxie's creamation.
No, I didn't miss it, that is a value which is fixed and definite. You had to spend that. What I am interested in was how you arrived at the "economic value" for Maxie. Once you answer that one, then I'll explain the second point I was querying.1. Have you tried to Google the answer?
2. If you were in the other person's shoes, how would you react?
3. Do you want a quick answer or better understanding?0 -
No, I didn't miss it, that is a value which is fixed and definite. You had to spend that. What I am interested in was how you arrived at the "economic value" for Maxie. Once you answer that one, then I'll explain the second point I was querying.
That is how much I have paid for him when I have bought him for my mum. That is what they call economic value since in this country my dog is a "thing"0
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