The legal profession : regulation and the consumer

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The legal profession : regulation and the consumer

Mary Seneviratne

(Modern legal studies)

Sweet & Maxwell, 1999

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Description

This book describes and evaluates the mechanisms which regulate the legal profession. The author focuses on both solicitors and barristers and examines the statutory and self-regulatory aspects, particularly in relation to their impact on the consumer.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Self-regulation and professionalism. Private law remedies. The statutory framework. Self-regulation, standards and discipline. Client complaints. The legal services ombudsman. Conclusion.

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