Division G: "relationships with others"

Boon, A. 2009. Division G: "relationships with others". in: Marks, A. (ed.) Cordery on Solicitors. 9th edition London LexisNexis. pp. G1-G89

Chapter titleDivision G: "relationships with others"
AuthorsBoon, A.
EditorsMarks, A.
Abstract

As the authority on every aspect of professional conduct, obligations and liability, the recently revamped "Cordery on Solicitors" has been relied on by the legal profession for over a century and is frequently cited in the courts. It is the only source available that offers comprehensive guidance on the law and practice relating to solicitors, as well as expert commentary and advice on the difficult problems that can arise in practice. Its useful cross-referencing between materials and narrative enables quick and easy access to every aspect of the work of solicitors, while offering comprehensive coverage of all the relevant rules, regulations and guidelines. This ensures the practitioner is complying with the current Law Society Regulations, thereby helping to avoid negligence actions. It reflects both the characteristics of modern practice and provides coverage of the latest developments in the regulation of solicitors.

KeywordsLaw and Practice on Solicitors, Professional Conduct, Obligations and Liabilities of Solicitors
Book titleCordery on Solicitors. 9th edition
Page rangeG1-G89
Year2009
PublisherLexisNexis
Publication dates
Published2009
Place of publicationLondon
ISBN9781405747110

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