Lawyers do not sit on pedestals. In this topic we provide you with the following . . . .
1. Tips on what you can do
2. How to make Law Society complaints
3. Trial incompetence
4. How to sue a lawyer
5. Draft Statement of Claim and other documents
6. Two relevant Court of Appeal Decisions
Lawyers do not remain bullet proof living in ivory towers.
Lawyers are subject to the same tests of negligence and carelessness that would be applied to a plumber or an electrician.
If a plumber or an electrician carries out substandard work then you are likely to be excused from paying the bill and you would be successful in suing for damages and the cost of putting the faulty workmanship right.
The same principle applies to a lawyer.
In fact, the same legal test applies.
If you had to sue a lawyer then the Court would determine whether the standard of the-
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