The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 97
... clients com- plain about their legal representation . Allegations concern- ing the standard of legal representation and the following or otherwise of instructions from a client to a lawyer are easy to make . The purpose of this article ...
... clients com- plain about their legal representation . Allegations concern- ing the standard of legal representation and the following or otherwise of instructions from a client to a lawyer are easy to make . The purpose of this article ...
Page 98
... client . You need to be continually on guard , particularly during the course of a trial and be able to adjust to the uncertainties and vagaries of the trial process . If a decision has been made that a client will be called to give ...
... client . You need to be continually on guard , particularly during the course of a trial and be able to adjust to the uncertainties and vagaries of the trial process . If a decision has been made that a client will be called to give ...
Page 171
... client's affairs over to counsel without dis- charging a continuing responsibility to monitor the progress and the vi- ability from their client's point of view . Equally , solicitors cannot sim- ply go on the record pro forma at the ...
... client's affairs over to counsel without dis- charging a continuing responsibility to monitor the progress and the vi- ability from their client's point of view . Equally , solicitors cannot sim- ply go on the record pro forma at the ...
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