ADVISING CLIENTS PROPERLY AND THE ECONOMICS OF PRACTICE: WHEN DRAWINGS ARE AT £9.9 MILLION

The earlier post on Procter -v- Raley's solicitors contained a submission on behalf of the defendant that it was necessary "in modern conditions" for solicitors to "commoditise" their advice to clients. The Court of Appeal were doubtful on that point because there was no evidence before the Court. T...

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