Hi,
that's right, I did not recieve legal aid, since Morecrofts, said that they didn't participate, in the legal aid
programme.
(They said this about a month after the initial meeting, like explained in the complaint).
However, the Law Society, if I remember right, told me, that if I wanted to complain, about unprofessional
conduct, from law-firms, in connection with the Duty Solicitor programme, then I should contact the LSC,
I was told.
So that was why I was contacting your offices, earlier this year, I think it was.
So the complaint wasn't really in regards to the Legal Aid Programme, it was to do with law-firms, and
unproffesional conduct etc., from them (Morecrofts and EAD), in connection with the Duty Solicitor Programme.
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
On 7/7/08, Sarah Thompson <Sarah.Thompson@legalservices.gov.uk> wrote:
Dear Mr Ribsskog
Mrs Dillon forwarded your complaint to me as I am the Account Manager for Morecrofts. I have investigated your complaint and find that you did
not received Legal Aid and did not become a client of Morecrofts. Therefore, I am unable to take your complaint any further.
Kind regards
Sarah Thompson
Account Manager
>>> "Erik Ribsskog" <eribsskog@gmail.com> 02/07/2008 20:04 >>>
Hi,
there has been a lot going on regarding this case.
I was wondering, is this e-mail to do with the e-mail I sent to Fiona Dillon at the LSC, earlier this week?
Thanks in advance for the reply!
Yours sincerely,
Erik Ribsskog
On 7/2/08, Sarah Thompson <Sarah.Thompson@legalservices.gov.uk> wrote: > > Dear Mr Ribsskog
> > I have investigated your complaint and found that you did not receive > advice funded by the Legal Services Commission. Therefore, I am unable > to to investigate the matter further as it is not a Legal Services
> Commission matter. It also seems from the correspondence that this > matter is also outside the Law Society's jurisdiction. Therefore, I > cannot see how you can progress this complaint further. >
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