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Han overtaksere hvor langtid han har brugt på en sag og vil ikke give aktindsigt over hans tidsforbrug. Undgå denne advokat hvis du ikke vil stå tilbage med en regning som er langt højre end hans tidsforbrug.
Han har ikke styr på noget tager sig godt betalt for 30 min arbejde 7500 Kr. Han møder op og vil siger det er fint at snakke det hele igennem 30 min før retssagen, han indhenter heller ikke vigtige oplysninger til sagen, men tager sig stadigvæk betalt for det.
Lad være med at vælge ham det kommer til at koste dig dyrt i sidste ende..
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