Originally posted by alteano1965
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As Jeffrey says, their job is to represent their client as best they can.
Anyway, let's see whether the fee for the counterclaim does indeed get paid today. If it does, and assuming the counterclaim is for 'an unlimited amount' and this isn't an error, then the claim may well not get allocated to the small claims track. In this event, as Jeffrey is hinting, it would be advisable to consider getting professional legal advice before submitting your defence.
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