Comments on: ACS:Law Boss: I Feel Defeated And Could Go Bankrupt

By: hahaha

hahaha — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 23:15:52 +0000

Terence Tsang loses his job…

http://www.techeye.net/business/terence-tsang-figure-behind-acs-law-letters-leaves-cramer-pelmont

By: Azazel

Azazel — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 15:11:29 +0000

Well it Seems that Mr.Crossley got into some really big trouble.

It doesnt matter to anyone if he goes bankrupt. There is big damage at his reputation and i do not think he can work als solicitor anymore. I think he should start looking for another-job.

How does it feel to be at the other side Mr.Crossley ? “Payback is Bitch”

Anyway the whole situation brought another big problem at surface that the Data-protection-Agencies, should look at.

Its disgusting how our “Sensible-Data” are bought and distributed among the “Firms”, in order to make profit out of it.

By: Roger Jolly

Roger Jolly — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 05:10:07 +0000

Well… bankruptcy is certainly better than being shot point blank with a blunderbuss and then shoved off into the briny deep. That was, of course, Plan B.

By: Dex

Dex — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 14:48:10 +0000

After reading so many pleading emails from pensioners and other poverty-stricken people (in the acs-law.org.uk email folder), and then reading about Crossley’s search for a £8000 per month house, his search for a prestige car, and his luxurious lunch/dinner dates, I feel thoroughly SICKENED and DISGUSTED by him and his so-called “profession”. I have always had a dislike for the legal fraternity because of their greedy, money-grabbing nature, but this thief takes the cake. I hope he goes down, and goes down FOR GOOD. There is a special place reserved in Hell for him. He is scum! I feel so sorry for all the people who succumbed to his threats and offered to pay, even in installments, to make him go away. None of these people appeared to be able to afford the extravagant amount demanded.

By: Idiot Removal Machine

Idiot Removal Machine — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 00:12:53 +0000

@’bob’ (#125):

Virgin REFUSED to accede to Crosstard’s demands for customer data, you dimbulb.

Nothing whatsoever to do with ‘cloned cable boxes’. FFS, you know _less_ than nothing, bitter-tard.

Virgin Media 50Mb/s FTW!

By: Tard-Spnaker!

Tard-Spnaker! — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 23:56:34 +0000

Free lulz for everyone on the internets.

Crossleytard just needs to put the cherry on the cake & suffer some serious ischaemia, followed by painful death.

Now _that’d_ be good news for Planet Earth…

By: Morgan Grenfellnot

Morgan Grenfellnot — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 09:25:46 +0000

How sad for Crossley. As his internal emails show, he was desperate (in his pursuit of Justice for all) to crank up the number of names/addresses processed per hour by his staffers. (But was told by one of ‘em that it wasn’t possible to hit the hourly target Crossley was dreaming of.)

ACS:Law is finished now, and so is Crossley (and as to anon earlier, oh, go get a life somewhere else: indemnity insurance does NOT cover the antics of a law firm facing a fine of up to half a million because of its own regulatory breaches.)

I can’t seem to find Terence Tsang (crazy name, crazy guy!) nowadays. As ever a pillar of probity, the repulsive cyber-sitting chatroom illiterate Tsang landed himself a job at that other law firm in May and negotiated himself a nice little earner from them — whoops no, from Crossley, at £250 a month (to be declared to the Inland Revenue, obvuously.)

Good to know that law firms allow their trusted employees to work for other law firms simultaneously — except Tsang seems not to be working there any longer.

Perhaps Tsang will now get a job with Morgan Grenfell?

As for Crossley, no doubt he’ll come over all poorly yet again, it’s his regular defence when facing disciplinary action. As in: I have been clinically depressed for ages and the fact that I was screwing people with pay-up-or-else threats to fund my country-house-Lambo-Ferrari-Monte-Carlo lifestyle is a symptom of how sick I am.

Yeah. Right.

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By: Lawyer's Son

Lawyer's Son — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 11:42:39 +0000

I know of three law firms offhand which have gone bankrupt. Indemnity insurance doesn’t cover everything and almost certainly won’t cover the fines they are facing or the loss of business due to their reputation going downhill.

Most likely the owner will go bankrupt, then someone will pick up the rest of the company for fifty quid and rename it.

By: CommonSense

CommonSense — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 09:32:56 +0000

They will not go bankrupt – The law society requires every law firm to have Professional Indemnity insurance.

The insurance will pick up the claim and ACW will only pay the excess of perhaps 5 or 10 grand at most.

This is a crafty laywer who is tring to divert people away by pretending he will go bankrupt.