Our rates bill went up again and the energy contract renewed at a number nobody agreed to.
There is money sitting in your overheads. Rates assessments that are wrong, energy contracts that rolled, suppliers billing for what they did not deliver. We go and get it back.
Dinmore Bell recovers money already sitting in a business’s overheads: business rates challenges, energy billing and contract recovery, and supplier overbilling. It coordinates relief claims and acts on the commercial and procedural side. It does not provide regulated tax advice; where a claim needs it, chartered tax advisers are instructed.
How we own it
Business rates
Assessment review, challenge and appeal across every site, including empty-property and reoccupation positions.
Energy and utilities
Contract audit, billing reconstruction, ombudsman complaints and renegotiation at renewal rather than after it.
Supplier overbilling
Line-by-line reconciliation against contract terms. Recovery of what was charged and never owed.
Where specialists come in
We coordinate relief claims and act on the commercial and procedural side. We do not provide regulated tax advice; where a claim requires it, chartered tax advisers are instructed.
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What a fully loaded General Counsel actually costs
The comparison is not our fee against an hourly rate. It is our fee against the hire you would otherwise make.
- What cost recovery work does Dinmore Bell handle?
- Business rates challenges, energy contract and billing recovery, supplier overbilling, and the coordination of relief claims. It is money already sitting in your overheads rather than new revenue, which is why it is usually the fastest return in a retainer.
- Do you give tax advice?
- No. We coordinate relief claims and act on the commercial and procedural side. We do not provide regulated tax advice; where a claim requires it, chartered tax advisers are instructed.
- How is this charged?
- Within the retainer, not on a percentage of what is recovered. That matters: a contingent fee gives the adviser an interest in the size of the claim rather than in whether it should be made at all.