When a group of U.K. politicians submitted a complaint against Herbert Smith Freehills in early July it marked an unprecedented step.
The MPs and Lords, who form the All-Party Parliamentary Group On Fair Business Banking, alleged the firm had acted either unethically or incompetently in its advice to U.K. financial institution Lloyds Bank and submitted a complaint to the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
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