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Android's Reminiscences: Is it OK to swear at clients?
Only in your head. Plus why would you even think about doing such a thing?! After all, clients treat their lawyers with utmost respect, especially in ‘no win, no fee’ litigation.
I accidentally came across an interesting page on the Queensland Law Society website.
They are basically discussing whether a swearing, verbally abusive lawyer is a valid cause for complaint. The answer is, surprisingly, ‘yes’.
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Dam engineers in deep over report discrepancies
MARK COLVIN: Australia's largest litigation funder says there could be $1 billion class action over the damage caused during last year's Brisbane floods.
IMF says it'll wait until the inquiry hands down its report, but it is gathering flood-affected homeowners with its promise of a no-win, no-fee arrangement.
Also today a major player in Queensland's water hierarchy contradicted key claims about the dates on which water was released from the Wivenhoe Dam.
The effect is to make the official version of events look more shaky than ever.
Matt Wordsworth.
MATT WORDSWORTH: Dennis Ward lives in Fernvale, one of the first towns downriver from the Wivenhoe Dam, and now represents many of those whose homes were flooded last January.
He's sat in on the inquiry and doesn't like what he's heard from the dam engineers.
DENNIS WARD: Certainly doesn't give me a lot of confidence, I guess, in how they manage the dams.
My opinion is things could have been done better and certainly I think those releases could've been managed a lot better to ensure that we didn't go through what we went through.
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