TIGER LAW
TERMS OF BUSINESS

Contents

  1.  Our contract with you……………………………………………………………………………………………………P: 1

  2.  About us ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………P: 1

  3.  About you ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………P: 2

  4.  Our responsibilities and your responsibilities …………………………………………………………………..P: 2

  5.  Scope of our legal services……………………………………………………………………………………………..P: 2

  6.  Service standards ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….P: 3

  7.  Our liability to you ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..P: 3

  8.  Our charges and billing ………………………………………………………………………………………………….P: 4

  9.  Confidentiality………………………………………………………………………………………………………………P: 6

  10.  Privacy and data protection……………………………………………………………………………………………P: 6

  11.  Banking and related matters ………………………………………………………………………………………….P: 7

  12.  Prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing……………………………………………………P: 8

  13.  Professional indemnity insurance …………………………………………………………………………………..P: 9

  14.  Unregulated services …………………………………………………………………………………………………….P: 9

  15.  Complaints …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..P: 9

  1.  Terminating your instructions ………………………………………………………………………………………P: 11

  2.  Storage and retrieval of files…………………………………………………………………………………………P: 12

1: Our contract with you

  1. 1.1  These Terms of Business (as updated from time to time) apply to all work we do on your behalf. It is an important document—please read and keep it in a safe place for future reference.

  2. 1.2  Each time you instruct us on a new matter we will send you a letter confirming your instructions and setting out the scope of the work we will carry out for you, our fees and individual contact details. This is called the client care letter. These Terms of Business should be read together with the client care letter — together they form the contract between us.

  3. 1.3  If there is any inconsistency between our Terms of Business and the client care letter, the client care letter will take priority.

  4. 1.4  Although your continuing instructions in this matter will amount to your acceptance of these Terms of Business, we will still ask you to confirm your agreement to the Terms of Business as part of the client onboarding process. If you are a corporate client, we will require that one of your directors/designated members to accept these Terms of Business in his or her personal capacity underwriting your fees.

  5. 1.5  Unless otherwise agreed, these Terms of Business will apply to all future instructions you give us on this or any other matter.

  6. 1.6  This contract and any dispute or claim arising out of, or in connection with, it, its subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of England and Wales.

2 About us

  1. 2.1  Tiger Law Ltd trading as Tiger Law is a company incorporated in England and Wales with registered number 10618637. Its registered office is at Main House, Turkey Court, Turkey Mill Business Centre, Ashford Road, Maidstone Kent ME14 5PP. The main office for all correspondence and communications is Main House, Turkey Court, Turkey Mill Business Centre, Ashford Road, Maidstone Kent ME14 5PP. We use the term ‘partner’ to refer to a director of Tiger Law.

  2. 2.2  You can find details of the postal address, fax number, telephone number and email address of our office on our website at www.tiger-law.com.

  3. 2.3  Tiger Law Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). The SRA is the independent regulatory arm of the Law Society of England and Wales, our professional body Tiger Law Ltd, our solicitors, Registered European Lawyers and Registered Foreign lawyers are governed by Codes of Conduct and other professional rules, which you can access on the SRA’s website at www.sra.org.uk or by calling 0370 606 2555. Our SRA authorisation number is 637189. All services provided by Tiger Law Ltd are regulated by the SRA.

  4. 2.4  We are registered for VAT purposes. Our VAT registration number is 270647594.

  5. 2.5  Where we say ‘we’, ‘us’ or ‘our’ in these Terms of Business, we mean Tiger Law Ltd.

3  About you

Where we say ‘you’ or ‘your’ in these Terms of Business, we mean the client identified in the client care letter and anyone authorised to give instructions on that client’s behalf.

4  Our responsibilities and your responsibilities

What you can expect of us What we expect of you

Treat you fairly and with respect

Communicate with you in plain language

Review your matter regularly

Advise you of any changes in the law that affect your matter

Advise you of any reasonably foreseeable circumstances and risks that could affect the outcome of your matter

Provide documents when we ask for them and respond promptly when we ask for instructions or information

Notify us if your contact details change

Tell us immediately if your expectations change or if you are not sure you understand what we have discussed

Inform us of any time limits or objectives that might not be obvious to us

Notify us immediately if you receive any email or other communication purporting to be from the firm stating that we have changed our bank details or payment arrangements

Let us know about any other changes that may affect the way we deal with your matter, including any changes that may affect your tax status in any jurisdiction

5 Scope of our legal services

  1. 5.1  The scope of the services we will provide is set out in the client care letter.

  2. 5.2  We will provide legal advice and services to you with reasonable care and skill. However, the nature of many types of legal work means that it is not possible to guarantee a particular outcome.

  3. 5.3  Unless otherwise agreed in writing, we will advise only on English law and on non–English law to the extent that it has any bearing on English law.

  4. 5.4  We will not advise on surveying, valuation, commercial viability, trading or marketability issues. We only advise on tax when we have expressly agreed in writing to do so. We do not provide financial services or advice.

  5. 5.5  If you ask us to obtain advice from another law firm, that firm will be responsible for the service and advice they provide.

  6. 5.6  Unless otherwise agreed in writing, our advice and any documents we prepare:

5.6.1 are for use only in connection with the specific matter on which we are instructed, can only be relied on by you; and

5.6.2 reflect the law in force at the relevant time.

6 Service standards

  1. 6.1  We are normally open between 9am and 5.30pm Monday to Friday. We may be able to arrange appointments outside of these hours, in cases of emergency. We are closed on all bank holidays.

  2. 6.2  We will update you by telephone or in writing (including by email) with progress on your matter regularly and explain to you the legal work required as your matter progresses.

  3. 6.3  We will update you at appropriate intervals on the likely timescale for each stage of your matter and any important changes in those estimates. Whenever there is a material change in circumstances associated with your matter, we will update you on whether the likely outcomes still justify the likely costs and risks.

  4. 6.4  We will update you on the cost of your matter at the intervals set out in the engagement letter. If appropriate, we will continue to review whether there are alternative methods by which your matter can be funded.

  5. 6.5  We are committed to acting in a way that encourages equality, diversity and inclusion in all our dealings with clients, third parties and employees. Please contact us if you would like a copy of our equality and diversity policy which is also available on our website.

7 Our liability to you

7.1  Your contract is solely with Tiger Law Ltd, which has sole legal liability for the work done for you and for any act or omission in the course of that work. No representative, director, officer, employee, agent or consultant of Tiger Law Ltd, will have any personal legal liability for any loss or claim.

7.2  Unless explicitly agreed otherwise, in writing:

7.2.1  we do not owe, nor do we accept, any duty to any person other than you; and

7.2.2  we do not accept any liability or responsibility for any consequences arising from reliance upon our advice by any person other than you.

7.3  We are not responsible for any failure to advise or comment on matters falling outside the scope of our instructions, as set out in these Terms of Business and the engagement letter.

7.4  Our maximum liability to you (or any other party we have agreed may rely on our services) in relation to any single matter or any group of connected matters which may be aggregated by our insurers will be £3,000,000 including interest and costs unless we expressly state a different figure in the engagement letter.

7.5  We will not be liable for any of the following (whether direct or indirect):
7.5.1  losses not caused by any breach of contract or tort on the part of the firm;
7.5.2  loss of revenue;
7.5.3  loss of profit;
7.5.4  loss of or corruption to data;
7.5.5  loss of use;
7.5.6  loss of production;
7.5.7  loss of contract;
7.5.8  loss of opportunity;
7.5.9  loss of savings, discount or rebate (whether actual or anticipated); and
7.5.10  harm to reputation or loss of goodwill.
7.6  Nothing in these Terms of Business shall exclude or restrict our liability in respect of:

7.6.1  death or personal injury caused by our negligence;
7.6.2  fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation;
7.6.3  any losses caused by wilful misconduct or dishonesty;
7.6.4  any other losses which cannot be excluded or limited by applicable law.
7.7  Please ask if you would like us to explain any of the terms above.

 

8 Our charges and billing

8.1  You are liable to pay legal costs as set out in the client care letter, which also states the arrangements for billing. We will usually discuss this with you at the outset of your matter.

8.2  We may deliver our bills to you electronically. Please let us know if you have any particular requirements for the delivery of our bills.

8.3  Our bills become due for payment within 7 days of receipt unless we expressly agree in writing, and in the currency in which they are submitted.

8.4  Please inform us if you would like a third party to be responsible for paying our bills or any part of them. We must approve this in advance and we will need the party’s name, contact details and any other information or identification documents we request. It is your responsibility to pay our bills even if someone else has agreed to pay some or all of them and our bills will still be addressed to you. If someone else does pay some of our bills, you are responsible for paying the rest.

8.5  We may charge interest on overdue bills at a rate of 8% per annum over the official dealing rate of the Bank of England.

8.6  We may cease acting for you if an interim bill remains unpaid after 30 days or if our reasonable request of a payment on account of costs is not met.

8.7  You have the right to challenge or complain about our bill. Please see section 15 (Complaints) for details of how to complain about our bill.

8.8  You have the right to challenge our bill by applying to the court to assess the bill under the Solicitors Act 1974. The usual time limit for applying to the court for an assessment is one month from the date of delivery of the bill.

8.9 Fees to be shared with a consultant lawyer

Your matter may be handled by a consultant lawyer. We will pay 50% of our final fees (including VAT but excluding any expenses that we pay out on your behalf) to the consultant lawyer assigned to your matter. Should the Consultant not be VAT registered, then the VAT element shall not be paid.

We will not allow our arrangements with the consultant lawyer to interfere with our commitment to:

treat you fairly;

protect your best interests in all of our dealings with you; and

give you independent advice and not allow others to influence that advice;

If you have any queries or concerns about our arrangements with a consultant lawyer, please do not hesitate to contact us.

8.10  Referral Fee

If your matter was referred to us by an introducer, we will pay a fixed referral fee on completion of your matter or when we are invoiced.

We will not allow our arrangements with any estate agent or other introducer to interfere with our commitment to:

treat you fairly;

protect your best interests in all of our dealings with you; and

give you independent advice and not allow others to influence that advice

If you have any queries or concerns about our arrangements with an estate agent or another introducer, please do not hesitate to contact us.

8.11  Fixed Fees

We aim to fix our fees for items of work as far as possible and will agree those fees with you and record them in your retainer letter. If the type of work does not allow for this, then we will charge an hourly rate the level of which will depend on the type of work and which will be agreed with you before being incurred/at the outset of your matter. Our fixed fees include:

Taking your instructions,

Carrying out any necessary research,

Preparing drafts for your comment/approval;

Amending the document to produce a final document for your use; and

All communications required to reach the final draft.

Our fixed fees are subject to a “fair usage” policy which means that we will alert you if your communications with us exceed what we feel are required to allow us to carry out our work and/or your instructions change to the extent that extra work is required to effect those

changes. We will alert you prior to charging any extra fees and will either agree an additional fixed fee or revert to hourly charges.

Where we have applied a discount to your fees because we have been able to “package” services together, we may reverse that discount if you are late in paying your invoice.

9 Confidentiality

9.1  We will keep your information confidential, unless:

9.1.1  you consent to the disclosure of that information;

9.1.2  disclosure of the information is required or permitted by law or regulatory requirements that apply to us; or

9.1.3  these Terms of Business state otherwise.

9.2  Examples of organisations we may be required to disclose your information to include:

9.2.1  the National Crime Agency;

9.2.2  domestic and international tax authorities;

9.2.3  regulatory authorities.

9.3  Unless you instruct us otherwise, email will be our default method of communication. We deploy a range of information security measures, but we cannot guarantee the security of information or documents sent by email. If you do not wish us to communicate information by email, please let us know.

9.4  Sometimes we ask other companies or people to assist with information collection, document production, typing or packaging of court bundles on our files to help us deliver efficient, cost effective legal services. We ensure all outsourcing providers operate under service agreements that are consistent with our legal and professional obligations, including in relation to confidentiality. For information on outsourcing in relation to your personal data, see our Privacy Policy at https://tiger-law.com/tiger-laws-privacy-policy/ .

9.5  External organisations such as the Information Commissioner’s Office or Lexcel auditors and the SRA may conduct audit or quality checks on our practice from time to time. They may wish to audit or quality check your file and related papers for this purpose. We will require that these external organisations maintain confidentiality in relation to any files and papers which are audited or quality checked.

9.6  Your files may also be reviewed in a due diligence exercise relating to the sale or transfer of all or part of our business, the acquisition of another business by us or the acquisition of new business. If you do not wish your file to be used in this way, please let us know as soon as possible.

 

10 Privacy and data protection

10.1 We take your privacy very seriously. Please read the Privacy policy carefully as it contains important information on how and why we collect, process and store your personal data.

It also explains your rights in relation to your personal data. The Privacy policy is also available on our website at https://tiger-law.com/tiger-laws-privacy-policy/ .

 

 

11 Banking and related matters

11.1  Our client account

Unless agreed otherwise, we hold client money in various accounts with UK banks which are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

11.2  Changes to our bank details

We will never tell you of changes to important business information, such as bank account details, by email. Please notify us immediately if you receive any email or other communication purporting to be from the firm stating that we have changed our bank details or payment arrangements.

11.3  Payment of interest

11.3.1  We will pay a fair sum of interest to clients or third parties on client money we hold on their behalf.

11.3.2  We will not pay interest:

11.3.2.1

11.3.2.2 11.3.2.3

on money we are instructed to hold outside a client account in a manner that does not attract interest, eg cash held in our safe;

where the amount of interest is less than £50.00;

where we agree otherwise, in writing, with the client or third party for whom the money is held.

11.3.3 Please ask us if you would like to see our written payment of interest policy.

11.4 Bank failure and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme

11.4.1  We are not liable for any losses you suffer as a result of any bank in which we hold client money being unable to repay depositors in full. You may, however, be protected by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS).

11.4.2  The FSCS is the UK’s statutory fund of last resort for customers of banking institutions. The FSCS can pay compensation up to £85,000 if a banking institution is unable, or likely to be unable, to pay claims against it.

11.4.3  The limit is £85,000 per banking institution. If you hold other personal money in the same banking institution as our client account[s], the limit remains £85,000 in total. Some banking institutions have several brands.The compensation limit is £85,000 per institution, not per brand.

11.4.4  The FSCS also provides up to £1m of short-term protection for certain high balances, eg relating to property transactions, inheritance, divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership, unfair dismissal, redundancy, and personal injury compensation (there is no financial limit on protection for personal injury compensation). This is called the temporary high balance scheme and, if it applies, protection lasts for a maximum of six months.

11.4.5  The FSCS (including the temporary high balance scheme) will apply to qualifying balances held in our client account. In the unlikely event of a deposit-taking institution failure, we will presume (unless we hear from you in writing to the contrary) we have your consent to disclose necessary client details to the FSCS.

11.4.6  More information about the FSCS can be found at https://www.fscs.org.uk.

11.5 Receiving and paying funds

11.5.1  Our policy is not to accept cash from clients. If you try to avoid this policy by depositing cash directly with our bank, we may decide to charge you for any additional checks we decide are necessary to prove the source of the funds and this could also cause delays.

11.5.2  If we receive money in relation to your matter from an unexpected source, there may be a delay in your matter and we may decide to charge you for any additional checks we decide are necessary.

11.5.3  Where we have to pay money to you, it will be paid by cheque or bank transfer. It will not be paid in cash or to a third party.

12 Prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing

12.1  To comply with anti-money laundering and counterterrorist financing requirements, we are likely to ask you for proof of your identity and may conduct searches or enquiries for this purpose. We may also be required to identify and verify the identity of other persons such as directors or beneficial owners. If you or they do not provide us with the required information promptly, your matter may be delayed.

12.2  You agree that we may make checks using online electronic verification systems or other databases as we may decide.

12.3  You must not send us any money until we have told you that these checks have been completed.

12.4  We will not usually charge you for undertaking identification and verification checks, but we reserve the right to do so where the checks are likely to be significantly more time- consuming than we would normally expect.

12.5  We may ask you to confirm the source of any money you have sent us or will send us. If you do not provide us with that information promptly, your matter may be delayed.

12.6  Any personal data we receive from you for the purpose of preventing money laundering or terrorist financing will be used only for that purpose or:

12.6.1  with your consent; or

12.6.2  as permitted by or under another enactment.

12.7  We are professionally and legally obliged to keep your affairs confidential. However, we may be required by law to make a disclosure to the National Crime Agency where we know or suspect that a transaction may involve money laundering or terrorist financing. If we make a disclosure in relation to your matter, we may not be able to tell you that a disclosure has

been made. We may have to stop working on your matter for a period of time and may not be able to tell you why.

12.8 Subject to section 7  (‘Our liability to you’), we shall not be liable for any loss arising from or connected with our compliance with any statutory obligation which we may have, or reasonable belief we may have, to report matters to the relevant authorities under the provisions of the money laundering and/or terrorist financing legislation.

13 Professional indemnity insurance

13.1  We have professional indemnity insurance giving cover for claims against us. Details of this insurance, including contact details of our insurer and the territorial coverage of the policy, are available on our website, or can be provided on request.

13.2  It is a condition of our professional indemnity insurance that we notify our insurer and/or broker of any circumstances which may give rise to a claim against us. In doing so, we may disclose documents and information to our insurer, broker and insurance advisers on a confidential basis. Our insurers and brokers are contractually obliged to keep all information we pass to them strictly confidential.

14 Unregulated services

14.1  All services provided by Tiger Law are regulated by the SRA and covered by:

14.1.1  our professional indemnity insurance—see section 13 (Professional indemnity

insurance); and

14.1.2  the SRA Compensation Fund—this is a discretionary fund for making grants to people for loss caused by dishonesty, hardship caused by a failure to account for money, or an uninsured loss (which should have been covered by professional indemnity insurance).

14.2  You may receive HR services from Tiger HR Ltd in connection with your matter. Tiger HR Ltd is a separate business to Tiger Law Ltd and is not regulated by the SRA. Work done by Tiger HR Ltd is not covered by the SRA Compensation Fund or by our professional indemnity insurance Tiger HR Ltd will provide you with its own terms of business and client care letter in respect of any services it provides to you and such services do not form part of our engagement under these Terms of Business.

15 Complaints

15.1  We are committed to providing a high-quality legal service.

15.2  We acknowledge that we may not always get it right, so if something has gone wrong, including in relation to our charges, we need you to tell us. This will help us to improve our standards of service.

16 How do I make a complaint?

16.1  You can contact us in writing (by letter or email) or by telephone.

16.2  In the first instance, it may be helpful to contact the person who is working on your case to discuss your concerns and we will do our best to resolve any issues. If you do not feel able to discuss your concerns with them, please contact the person responsible for the overall

supervision of your matter, who will be named in the client care letter we sent you at the beginning of your matter.

  1. 16.3  If you do not feel able to raise your concerns with either of these people, or you are unsatisfied with their response, please contact our Senior Partner who has overall responsibility for complaints and whose contact details are: Vanessa Challess, vanessa@tiger-law.com.

  2. 16.4  To help us to understand your complaint, and in order that we do not miss anything, please tell us:

    1. 16.4.1  your full name and contact details;

    2. 16.4.2  what you think we have got wrong;

    3. 16.4.3  how you would like your complaint to be resolved; and

    4. 16.4.4  your file reference number (if you have it).

  3. 16.5  If you require any help in making your complaint we will try to help you.

17 How will you deal with my complaint?

  1. 17.1  We will write to you within five working days acknowledging your complaint, enclosing a copy of this policy.

  2. 17.2  We will investigate your complaint. This will usually involve:

    1. 17.2.1  reviewing your complaint;

    2. 17.2.2  reviewing your file(s) and other relevant documents; and

    3. 17.2.3  liaising with the person who dealt with your matter.

  3. 17.3  We may also need to ask you for further information or documents. If so, we will ask you to provide the information within a specific period of time.

  4. 17.4  We will update you on the progress of your complaint at appropriate times.

  5. 17.5  We may also, if appropriate, invite you to a meeting to discuss your complaint. You do not have to attend if you do not wish to or if you are unable to. We will be happy to discuss the matter with you by telephone or video conference.

  6. 17.6  We will write to you at the end of our investigation to tell you what we have done and what we propose to do to resolve your complaint. Where possible, we will aim to do this within 21 days of the date of our letter of acknowledgement.

18 What to do if we cannot resolve your complaint
18.1 We have eight weeks to consider your complaint. If we have not resolved it within this time you may be able to complain to the Legal Ombudsman. This applies if you are an individual, a business with fewer than 10 employees and turnover or assets not exceeding a certain threshold, a charity or trust with a net income of less than £1m, or if you fall within certain other categories (you can find out more from the Legal Ombudsman). The Legal Ombudsman will look at your complaint independently and it will not affect how we handle your matter.
18.2  Before accepting a complaint for investigation, the Legal Ombudsman will check that you have tried to resolve your complaint with us first. If you have, then you must take your complaint to the Legal Ombudsman:
18.2.1  within six months of receiving a final response to your complaint; and
18.2.2  no more than six years from the date of act/omission; or
18.2.3  no more than three years from when you should reasonably have known there was cause for complaint.
18.3  If you would like more information about the Legal Ombudsman, please contact them.

Contact details

Visit: www.legalombudsman.org.uk
Call: 0300 555 0333 between 9.00 to 17.00
Email: enquiries@legalombudsman.org.uk
Legal Ombudsman PO Box 6806, Wolverhampton, WV1 9WJ

18.4  Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) bodies exist which are competent to deal with complaints about legal services should both you and our firm wish to use such a scheme, eg CEDR. We have, however, chosen not to adopt an ADR process. If, therefore, you wish to complain further, you should contact the Legal Ombudsman.

19 What to do if you are unhappy with our behaviour

19.1  The Solicitors Regulation Authority can help if you are concerned about our behaviour. This could be for things like dishonesty, taking or losing your money or treating you unfairly because of your age, a disability or other characteristic.

19.2  Visit its website to see how you can raise your concerns with the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

20 What will it cost?

20.1  We will not charge you for handling your complaint.

20.2  Please note that if we have issued a bill for work done on the matter, and all or some of the bill is not paid, we may be entitled to charge interest on the amount outstanding. This is explained in our Terms of Business.

20.3  The Legal Ombudsman service is free of charge.

21 Terminating your instructions

21.1  You may terminate our appointment at any time by giving us notice in writing. We can keep all your papers and documents while there is still money owed to us for our charges or disbursements.

21.2  We will only decide to stop acting for you with good reason, eg where we feel that the relationship has broken down, if you do not pay a bill, if you provide us with misleading information, or if you act in an abusive or offensive manner. We will give you reasonable notice before we stop acting for you.

  1. 21.3  If you or we decide that we should stop acting for you, we will charge you for the work we have done and, where appropriate, for transferring the matter to another adviser if you so request. This will be calculated on the basis set out in the engagement letter.

  2. 21.4  We are not responsible for reminding you about important dates and/or any deadlines after our appointment has been terminated.

22 Storage and retrieval of files

22.1  We may create and hold client files in hard copy (paper), electronically or a combination of both.

22.2  We normally store client files (except any of your papers you ask to be returned to you) for six years after we send you our final bill. Unless you instruct us to the contrary, we will store your file electronically only and may destroy paper documents and scan them onto our system to be stored electronically. We store the file on the understanding that we may destroy it after six years. We will not destroy original documents such as wills, deeds and other securities which we have agreed to hold in safe custody but we may, on reasonable notice, send them to you for safekeeping.

22.3  We will charge an annual fee for storing original documents in safe custody, eg wills and title deeds. We will notify you of our storage rates at the appropriate time.

22.4  If we retrieve your file from storage (including electronic storage) in relation to continuing or new instructions to act for you, we will not normally charge for the retrieval.

22.5  If we retrieve your file from storage for another reason, we may charge you for:

22.5.1  time spent retrieving the file and producing it to you;

22.5.2  reading, correspondence, or other work necessary to comply with your instructions in relation to the retrieved file; and/or

22.5.3  providing additional copies of any documents.

22.6  We will provide you with an electronic copy of the file unless it is inappropriate to do so.

22.7  For information on how long we will hold your personal data, see the attached Privacy policy.

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Information on this website is for the general purpose of highlighting potential issues and is not advice specific to any particular situation.

If, after reading our content, you have concerns about your protecting your business, please contact us for a chat and we will help you to review what you have in place and whether there are any gaps in your filing cabinet.

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