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Companion to the Solicitors Code of Conduct 2nd ed

Peter Camp

ISBN13: 9781853288036
Previous Edition ISBN: 9781853286186
Published: August 2009
Publisher: Law Society Publishing
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print





Also Available - The Solicitors' Code of Conduct 2007 2nd ed

Understanding and interpreting the Solicitors’ Code of Conduct is key to compliance. The second edition of this invaluable companion provides dedicated commentary and guidance, helping you to understand the changes that have been made and how they may apply in practice.

  • Easy to navigate and comprehensive, this invaluable supplementary resource
  • offers a chapter on each rule, following the same structure as the Code for easy cross-referencing
  • analyses of each amended rule compared to the old in order to identify differences.
Ensure that you understand the changes and are compliant with the Code with this handy and concise guide. This volume does not include the full text of the Code itself.

Subjects:
Legal Practice Management, Professional Conduct and Ethics
Contents:
Rule 1. Core duties
Rule 2. Client relations
Rule 3. Conflict of interests
Rule 4. Confidentiality and disclosure
Rule 5. Business management in England and Wales
Rule 6. Equality and diversity
Rule 7. Publicity
Rule 8. Fee sharing
Rule 9. Referrals of business
Rule 10. Relations with third parties
Rule 11. Litigation and advocacy
Rule 12. Framework of practice
Rule 13. In-house practice
Rule 14. Recognised bodies
Rule 15. Overseas practice
Rule 16. European cross-border practice
Rule 17. Insolvency practice
Rule 18. Property selling
Rule 19. Financial services
Rule 20. Requirements of practice
Rule 21. Separate businesses
Rule 22. Waivers
Rule 23. Application of these rules
Rule 24. Interpretation
Rule 25. Commencement and repeals
SRA Recognised Bodies Regulations 2009.