The Law Society and Bar Council have struck a deal to make fee arrangements between barristers and solicitors contractually binding by October.The changes, which come as the Bar moves to reposition itself ahead of impending Clementi legal service reforms, will enable barristers to suesolicitors for non-payment off the back of a legally-binding invoice.
January 25, 2007 at 02:33 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Law Society and Bar Council have struck a deal to make fee arrangements between barristers and solicitors contractually binding by October.
The changes, which come as the Bar moves to reposition itself ahead of impending Clementi legal service reforms, will enable barristers to sue solicitors for non-payment off the back of a legally-binding invoice.
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