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26 September 2002, 08:35 PM
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There will be a conflict of interests for the solicitor which could work against you if there is a problem - with which party will his loyalty lie ultimately? Thus, if the solicitor is any good surely he wouldn't take you on as he'd be professionally compromised.
I'm not a lawyer but I wouldn't think it is a good idea.
Can't see that it would necessarily be cheaper or quicker either - solicitors aren't known for charity or efficiency!!
edited for typos
[Edited by zoog - 9/26/2002 8:37:52 PM]
I'm not a lawyer but I wouldn't think it is a good idea.
Can't see that it would necessarily be cheaper or quicker either - solicitors aren't known for charity or efficiency!!
edited for typos
[Edited by zoog - 9/26/2002 8:37:52 PM]
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