Dr. Robert Nagy, solicitor

Dr. Robert Nagy qualified in both the UK and Hungary. His main areas of expertise include handling complex international business deals, advising on cross-border VAT and on international tax planning.

He has built up a wealth of experience in several key legal areas. He's worked at one of the big4 firms where he gained a deep understanding of financial and tax law. He's also been part of the Hungarian tax administration, which has given him a great insight into how tax laws work from the inside.

He's also got a lot of knowledge in property law, especially when it comes to buying and selling commercial properties. He's handled employment law cases and helped people with personal injury claims

In relation to immigration issues, he helped many clients to get pre-settled and settled status in the UK. He's also experienced in family law, where he's known for handling cases with care and understanding.

His approachable style and wide range of skills make him a valuable resource for anyone needing legal help in his areas of expertise. If you need any legal assistance or advice, please do not hesitate to contact Robert at info@nagyandco.co.uk. He will be happy to discuss your situation and provide you with the best possible solution.

George Shiakallis, Our Consultant

George Shiakallis is a consultant of our firm, who has extensive experience in conveyancing and civil litigation. He has handled various cases, involving property and employment law, as well as cross-border legal matters, such as insurance and personal injury claims. He joined our firm in 2018, after working as a solicitor for several years. He has a strong reputation for delivering high-quality legal services to his clients, with a focus on achieving the best possible outcomes. He is also fluent in English and Greek, which enables him to communicate effectively with clients from different backgrounds and jurisdictions.

• Conveyancing: He can assist you with buying, selling, leasing, or transferring property, as well as dealing with any disputes or issues that may arise during the process.
• Property law: He can advise you on various aspects of property law, such as planning, zoning, development, environmental, landlord-tenant, or strata issues.
• Employment law: He can help you with matters related to employment contracts, termination, redundancy, discrimination, harassment, or unfair dismissal.
  
  Cross-border legal matters: He can handle cases that involve multiple jurisdictions, such as insurance claims, personal injury claims, inheritance, or family law issues.

We are required by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) to provide pricing information to potential clients regarding certain types of work. However, we encourage our clients to contact us for more detailed information based on their specific situation and needs, and not to base any decision solely on price. We firmly believe in the principle that ‘you get what you pay for’ and are committed to providing our clients with clear, practical, and effective legal advice, a responsive and highly personal service, and, crucially, value for money.

Fees

Our firm’s fees are charged on an hourly rate basis. The fees are calculated by reference to the time we spend on any work we do on your behalf. This includes preparation for, attendance at, and follow-up from meetings, reading and working on documents, correspondence, including emails, and time spent traveling from the office when necessary. Our hourly rate is 195 + VAT.

Routine Telephone Calls, Letters, and Emails

We charge for all routine telephone calls. This includes calls made by our firm and calls received by our firm. It also includes calls you make to our firm or calls we make to you.

Routine telephone calls are charged at one-tenth of the hourly rate. We also charge for all routine letters and emails written by our firm at one-tenth of the hourly rate.

Similarly, we charge for routine letters and emails received by our firm at one-tenth of the hourly rate. This includes any routine correspondence we may receive from you or third parties.

However, certain correspondence, such as detailed letters of claim or letters that require significant time for drafting, or any communication that requires more than 6 minutes of time, may be charged at the full hourly rate.

Our hourly rates and rates for telephone calls, letters, and emails are reviewed every six months. If there is any change to the fee structure, we will make an effort to inform you of the change promptly. These rates are subject to review to reflect increases in overhead costs and inflation.

For certain work we will charge the following fees:

Immigration Law Services:

• Naturalisation/Registration as a British citizen: £1,500 + VAT
• Applications on behalf of EEA nationals and their family members: £1,500 + VAT
• Spouse, partners, fiancé(e)s, or proposed civil partners: £2,065 + VAT
• Sole Representatives: £7,500 + VAT
• Visitor visas: £1,500 – £2,700 + VAT
• Ancestry visas: £1,500 + VAT

Family Law Services:

• Initial consultation: £195 + VAT
• Fees for specific services will be provided after the initial consultation based on the complexity of the work required.

General Civil Litigation:

• Initial consultation: £195 + VAT
• Specific fees will be advised in advance and confirmed in writing based on the work required.

Employment Law Services:

• Simple case: £1,000 – £5,000 + VAT
• Medium complexity case: £5,000 – £12,000 + VAT
• High complexity case: £12,000 and above + VAT

 Commercial lease:

• Initial services (including reviewing draft leases, deposit deeds, licenses, etc.): Ranging from £1,000 – £5,000 + VAT.
• Hourly rate for additional services: £325 + VAT and expenses.
• Preparation and conduct of the claim (excluding attendance at hearings or mediation) regarding forfeiture or relief from Forfeiture: £325 + VAT per hour and expenses.
• Attendance at Court hearings, including trial: £325 + VAT per hour or part thereof, disbursements, and expenses.
• General advisory work: £195 + VAT per hour and expenses.

Please note that this structure is a simplification, and specific cases may require additional fees based on complexity and value. Disbursements and third-party costs, like Counsel’s fees, are additional and subject to approval. For a detailed quote tailored to your specific needs, contact Nagy & Co directly.

Note:

• VAT is applicable at the current rate of 20% for UK-based clients.
• Overseas clients are not liable for VAT.
• The hourly rates and communication charges are reviewed every six months and may be subject to change.

This pricing structure is intended to give potential clients a clear understanding of the costs associated with various legal services, while also adhering to the transparency requirements set forth by the SRA. It’s important to note that the actual fees may vary depending on the specifics of each case, and clients should be encouraged to contact the firm directly for more tailored information.