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plaintiff , defendant same case.

DERICKOO · 2010-04-10 23:55:35

can a solicitor deal with the same case with the plaintiff and the defendant. and also a another plaintiff. yes in the same case.:eek:

10-04-2010 11:55pm

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can a solicitor deal with the same case with the plaintiff and the defendant.
and also a another plaintiff. yes in the same case.:eek:

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At trial, it would seem to be a conflict of interest and unprofessional.

Some firms create "Chinese Walls" such that the one person / team doesn't serve both sides.

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No ever ever ever

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#4 11-04-2010 9:37am

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McCrack wrote: »

No ever ever ever

i think that should read never, never, never

unless your in one of the big 5 where they have the chinese walls situation but the ordinary solicitor NEVER

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#5 11-04-2010 12:41pm

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You're dead right, my bad. My only excuse is that it was at 6 in the morning after a Saturday night!!

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#6 11-04-2010 4:29pm

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I think a solicitor can unless there is a conflict of interest i.e two people accused of murder....one says the other did it and vice versa. I stand to be corrected though.

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