The Law Society has kicked off a new consultation addressing controversial plans to publish the complaints-handling track records of law firms, it was announced today (17 August). The initial study, which has been launched by Chancery Lane's independent Legal Complaints Service (LCS), will canvass lawyers, representative bodies and members of the public over the move, which threatens to lay bare the inner workings of firms across England and Wales.
August 17, 2007 at 09:33 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Law Society has kicked off a new consultation addressing controversial plans to publish the complaints-handling track records of law firms, it was announced today (17 August).
The initial study, which has been launched by Chancery Lane’s independent Legal Complaints Service (LCS), will canvass lawyers, representative bodies and members of the public over the move, which threatens to lay bare the inner workings of firms across England and Wales.
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