The Law Society has announced it is to freeze the practising certificate (PC) fee at £950 for next year. The decision, which was confirmed at a council meeting last week, means that from November, lawyers across England and Wales will pay the same PC rate for a second consecutive 12-month period. Legal Week wrote that the fee was set to stay the same last month (28 June).
July 23, 2007 at 10:29 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Law Society has announced it is to freeze the practising certificate (PC) fee at £950 for next year.
The decision, which was confirmed at a council meeting last week, means that from November, lawyers across England and Wales will pay the same PC rate for a second consecutive 12-month period. Legal Week wrote that the fee was set to stay the same last month (28 June).
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