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Factsheets

1. Communicating with your lawyer  (pdf 73kb)
2. Making a complaint  (pdf 63kb)
3. Negligence  (pdf 59kb)
4. Compensation orders  (pdf 67kb)
5. Discipline applications  (pdf 82kb)
6. Disciplinary hearings  (pdf 97kb)
7. Communicating with your client  (pdf 80kb)
8. Responding to a complaint  (pdf 69kb)
9. Avoiding complaints (pdf 54kb) 
10. Legal costs - your right to know  (pdf 68kb)
11. Your right to challenge legal costs   (pdf 61kb)

 

 

 

 

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