The Law Society's complaints-handling arm is facing the threat of financial sanctions as it emerges that Chancery Lane is in danger of missing several performance targets. The Legal Complaints Service (LCS), which handles around 18,000 public complaints against solicitors every year, this week confirmed it was expecting to miss some of its quality targets by its next deadline of 31 March.
March 22, 2007 at 12:57 AM
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The Law Society’s complaints-handling arm is facing the threat of financial sanctions as it emerges that Chancery Lane is in danger of missing several performance targets.
The Legal Complaints Service (LCS), which handles around 18,000 public complaints against solicitors every year, this week confirmed it was expecting to miss some of its quality targets by its next deadline of 31 March.
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