Legal Week reports
July 14, 2004 at 08:03 PM
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The Law Society’s decision-making council has approved changes to the conflict of interest rules banning firms from acting on both sides of a deal.
Under the new rules, which have been ‘fast-tracked’ because City firms complained that the old regulations were unclear, advisers will be forbidden from acting for two clients on the same or a related matter in cases of a conflict of interest.
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