The Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC) Courts has introduced a professional conduct code, in a bid to improve the professional standards of lawyers conducting litigation before the courts. The code, which is binding for all registered practitioners appearing before the English-language common law court, was introduced earlier this month (1 November) following a consultation carried out in June this year.
November 26, 2009 at 05:37 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Dubai International Finance Centre (DIFC) Courts has introduced a professional conduct code, in a bid to improve the professional standards of lawyers conducting litigation before the courts.
The code, which is binding for all registered practitioners appearing before the English-language common law court, was introduced earlier this month (1 November) following a consultation carried out in June this year.
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