QLS Proctor – THE COST OF CUTTING CORNERS TAKING WILL INSTRUCTIONS – LEGAL SERVICES DISCIPLINARY FINDING

The decision of Legal Services Commissioner v Ronald Aubrey Lawson (LCR v Lawson)[1] is sad, because it involves a practitioner of decades standing with no prior disciplinary matters who is now at the end of his career with a blemished record. Clients frequently ask why legal advice is so expensive, and why do lawyers have so many processes and procedures […]

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