Consumers will be able to claim up to £15,000 in compensation if their barrister is deemed to have let them down, after a decision by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) announced today (24 September). The move trebles the maximum compensation available for 'inadequate professional services' from £5,000 to the new benchmark.
September 24, 2007 at 08:30 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Consumers will be able to claim up to £15,000 in compensation if their barrister is deemed to have let them down, after a decision by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) announced today (24 September).
The move trebles the maximum compensation available for ‘inadequate professional services’ from £5,000 to the new benchmark.
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