Legal Services Regulatory Authority Ireland

Most complaints allege misconduct and inadequate standards for legal services The Legal Services Regulatory Authority (LSRA) is responsible for the regulation of solicitors and barristers in Ireland. It was established in 2016 under the Legal Services Regulation Act, 2015. The LSRA is independent in the exercise of its functions. Most complaints to the regulator involved allegations of misconduct Law Library member says Barniville`s appointment was not transparent Regulator asks lawyers to apply for the job and ends July 24 Most complaints related to allegations of misconduct, including fraud You can visit lsra.ie to see current LSRA members. Analysis: The Judicial Council Act should ensure transparency and accountability Non-lay members are proposed for appointment by: Minister welcomes proposal to allow providers outside the Law Society and King`s Inns The RSSA has 11 members, the majority of whom are lay members (not lawyers or lawyers), including its president. Lay members are appointed by: Ministry of Justice “happy” Council satisfied that its procedures were followed The Legal Services Regulatory Authority warns against bank details given the increase in complaints.