LSUC Professional Regulation division revamped
Monday, August 14, 2017 @ 9:29 AM | By Amanda Jerome
The Law Society of Upper Canada’s Professional Regulation division has undergone a restructuring as the length of time to resolve investigations reached an all-time high in 2016.
William McDowell, LSUC Professional Regulation CommitteeAccording to data released by the LSUC, the median age of active caseloads in complaint resolution last year was 308 days, a large jump from the 199 days recorded in 2015.
William McDowell, chair of the Professional Regulation Committee, said the restructuring process outlined a more rational way of dealing with complaint intake and...
William McDowell, LSUC Professional Regulation CommitteeAccording to data released by the LSUC, the median age of active caseloads in complaint resolution last year was 308 days, a large jump from the 199 days recorded in 2015.
William McDowell, chair of the Professional Regulation Committee, said the restructuring process outlined a more rational way of dealing with complaint intake and...
