LSB Senior Summit, 24 September 2020 - The Legal Services Board

In our 2018 technology and innovation survey, findings indicated that only 12% of legal services providers used DCTs or had plans to do so.13 Further, the 2019 Individual Legal Needs

We would welcome your views on this, and it may cover areas such as: • practice areas which do or could impose greater competency risks • legal professionals that may be more at risk

There is overlap with other objectives here as there is a strong public and consumer interest in there being an independent and diverse legal profession available to assist those in

those who were unable to engage with legal services due to the severity of their symptoms: ‘Initially I paid for a solicitor who my brother did meet with, but he [the solicitor]

17 Annex A Organisations represented at the Business Plan consultation workshop Bar Council Bar Standards Board Chartered Institute of Legal Executives CILEx Regulation Council

Vulnerability in Legal Services Everyone is vulnerable when they face a But some people have circumstances and Vulnerability is not always obvious legal issue because legal issues

What we’d like to see a legal support strategy address: Equipping small businesses with information, resources and advice so that they can recognise legal issues at an early stage and

Market intelligence and research Analysis by LSCP of its annual tracker survey shows a “troubling inequality” between BAME and White British consumers in the way they access legal