ADVISING CLIENTS AS TO THE RISKS OF LITIGATION: “CLIENTS WANT TWO INCONSISTENT THINGS”: CASES AND GUIDANCE

A recent decision by the Bar Standards Board held that a barrister had not acted with reasonable competence when he failed to inform his client  in relation to the risks of bringing a private prosecution. This decision highlights the need to inform clients of the risks of all elements of litigation....

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