Invoice Scams
Invoice fraud involves issuing deceptive invoices, causing companies to overpay or pay for non-existent services. At Financial Legal Dispute, we provide expert consultations to address and resolve such fraudulent activities.
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Invoice fraud is a deceptive practice where companies are misled into overpaying or settling bills for non- existent services. This can manifest in several ways: false invoices charged for unprovided goods and services inflated invoices that exceed the originally agreed-upon sums, and duplicate invoices where a company is billed multiple times for a single service or product delivery. For instance, a false invoice might trick a company into transferring large sums to a scammer, while inflated invoices may subtly overcharge based on supporting documentation like purchase orders. On the other hand, the duplicate invoice scam aims to exploit oversight by billing a company repeatedly for a one-time provision. At Financial Legal Dispute, we specialise in identifying and combatting these fraudulent tactics. Please consult with us for expert guidance on your potential or ongoing challenges.
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Our fee structures have been developed to provide you with accessible legal support and to ensure we can get the best outcome for you.
We understand the importance that transparency plays in trust, so we make sure to discuss fees up-front.
For certain Financial Advice Dispute cases we provide no-win-no-fee. You will be advised after your initial consultation and assessment if this applies to you.
Where possible, our team will provide you with a fixed fee amount for each stage of your claim. This fee is billable regardless of the outcome of your case.
If your claim requires a hourly fee structure, we will advise you of cost estimations at every step of your claim to ensure you have control over costs at all times.
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Our lawyers will prompt you to gather all the preliminary information we require in order to advise whether you may have a claim, this can be as quick as a 15 minute call.
If we identify the opportunity for a claim in our initial call we will then proceed with a comprehensive assessment into your case, including gathering witness statements, identifying and locating key documentary evidence, and consulting with experts.
Based on our findings we will offer recommendations on the appropriate legal action to pursue your claim, and clearly explain your next steps.
At this point of engaging us, we will advise you on the fee structure involved in your claim so you are aware of costs involved before proceeding.