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against a lawyer?
COMPLAINTS?
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Complaint About A Nunavut Lawyer or Paralegal?
How, Why, When,
Where To Complain.
What to expect from complaining to the Law Society of Nunavut
How to Deal with the Law Society of Nunavut.
The Law Society cannot pay you money or make a lawyer or paralegal pay you money because of his or her mistake.
KNOW THE RULES.
IT WILL HELP YOUR COMPLAINT!
Click here to review the Nunavut Law Society lawyer complaint procedures.
Complaint against a Nunavut lawyer?
Law Society of Nunavut
P.O. BOX 149
IQALUIT
NU
X0A 0H0
PHONE (867) 979. 2330
FAX (867) 979.2333
Lawyer Complaints?YOU PROBABLY HAVE A
VALID COMPLAINT IF:
- A lawyer fails to tell you what's happening in your case.
- A lawyer does not reply to your phone calls or letters.
- A lawyer is working for opposing sides in the same case.
- A lawyer has told other people about a client's confidential matters without the client's permission.
- A lawyer is working for a client against someone who used to be a client.
- A lawyer's cheque is returned NSF.
- A lawyer acts for a client when the lawyer is in business with the client.
- A lawyer is rude.
- A lawyer does not appear to be able to handle your case, whether through lack of knowledge or other problems.
- A lawyer fails to account for funds held on the client's behalf.
- A lawyer has stolen your money.
- A lawyer is facing criminal charges.
- TRANSPARENCY REGARDING FEES
- Lawyers and Students-at-Law are required to uphold a high standard of conduct in their professional and personal lives.
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DO YOU QUALIFY FOR LEGAL AID?
Need Free Legal Advice? Can't afford a lawyer or paralegal?
Legal Aid assists low income persons accused of serious criminal offences who are facing jail sentences, and for youths charged, anywhere in Canada.
Click here to see how to apply for legal aid.
Do I Need a Lawyer?
Don't be intimidated by the thought of hiring a lawyer. Their job is to help you find the best solution to your legal issue.
Here are some examples of when you should retain (hire) a lawyer:
You were injured in slip and fall, or a car accident or other accident and suffered an injury
You have been accused of a crime, DUI, assault or any other violation
You're facing a family problem such as separation, divorce, support or a child custody dispute. dispute.
You intend to buy or sell a house, condo or other real estate
You have questions about wills and estates, or probate.
If any of these sound like you, you should consider talking with several lawyers before choosing one.
Use CanLaw's find a lawyer referral service to find the right lawyer near you.
IS YOUR LAWYER'S BILL TOO HIGH?
Do you have a complaint about your lawyer's bill? Consult the CanLaw page on getting a lawyer's bill reduced.
Bill problems, known as an assessment, is not done by the Law Society.
Assessment of your lawyer's bills is done through the Court. You must act within 30 days of getting a bill to file a complaint.
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