Legal Week reports
November 06, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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The Lord Chancellor has appointed Paul Salvidge as acting Legal Services Ombudsman following the departure of Ann Abraham to the high profile position of Parliamentary Ombudsman.
Salvidge took up the post on 4 November, and he will remain until at least 31 March next year, although a search is underway to find a permanent successor to Abraham.
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