(b) the designated court may, at the request of the fiduciary authority, stay the appeal until further steps are taken to obtain full or partial recovery of that amount from other sources. (2) To the extent that the applicable terms of a fee agreement do not govern the imposition of interest, a law firm may charge interest on unpaid litigation costs if the costs remain unpaid for 30 days or more after accounting for costs established by the law firm in accordance with this Part. (b) in so far as the certificate is subject to a discretionary condition that the holder does not control any legal practice practised by third parties. (b) apply those safeguards irrespective of the type of business structure used for the provision of legal services. (a) 60 days after the court fees become due, unless otherwise provided in clause (b); or (b) as the director of a law firm (other than a community legal department) where the person practises as a lawyer under the supervision of a lawyer licensed by the law firm; or (5) A reference in this section to an office in a jurisdiction is a reference to the operation or exercise from an office or business address in the jurisdiction. (b) ensure that clients of law firms are adequately protected against the consequences of professional negligence. (b) proceedings before a court under other legislation relating to the external management (however expressed) of a registered law firm. (a) where court fees are the subject of a dispute before the designated local regulatory authority – the authority has closed or settled the dispute; and (b) facilitate domestic legal practice by ensuring that holders of Australian lawyers` certificates can practise law in that jurisdiction, regardless of their country of origin. if it is satisfied that the person(s) does not need supervision or only needs to be monitored for a shorter period of time, taking into account the duration and nature of the legal activity previously carried out by the person(s). (a) legal training through participation in courses; 1.
Where an undertaking intends to carry on business in that territory as a law firm to which this division applies, it shall notify its intention to the designated local regulatory authority within the period set out in the Uniform Rules. (1) The Uniform Rules may declare any provision of this Act or the Uniform Rules relating to a registered law firm as a provision replacing the corporate legislation within the meaning of section 5G of the Business Corporations Act. (b) any foreign associate lawyer or trainee who participated in the issue or authorization. (1) The Commissioner or a local regulatory body may disclose to ASIC information about a business that is or was a registered law firm acquired by the Commissioner or the authority in the course of performing its duties under this Act and that is relevant to the duties of ASIC. (3) On application under subsection (2), the Supreme Court may issue an injunction restraining the person from infringing this Act or the uniform rules (including the obligation to do anything). 1. Where a law firm receives or holds funds that are non-trust funds (other than funds for the payment of legal fees due to the practice of law), it shall notify the person who provided the money in writing that: (a) ensure that a reasonable range of opportunities for interference in the commercial and professional affairs of the law firm are available to protect the interests of: (1) The designated court may, on the application of an insolvency practitioner, make an order directing an employee or former employee of the law firm or another person to appear before the designated court to obtain an affidavit or insurance in respect of the regulated assets of the law firm. The rules of legal practice may provide for any aspect of legal practice by Australian lawyers, Australian registered foreign lawyers and law firms. 2. In particular, an application for an interim injunction under this Part may be made to the Supreme Court without notice to the person against whom the interim injunction is sought.
(ii) in the case of a law firm or a law firm without legal personality, where the firm or firm in its current composition has changed since the provision of the legal services concerned, subject to other applicable agreements; and If an ineligible entity is a registered law firm or a law firm not registered immediately before an order made under section 120, it ceases to be a law firm or a registered law firm. 3. It is provided that the rules of jurisdiction may determine whether the designated court is bound by the rules of evidence when holding a hearing in relation to an allegation of professional misconduct, but otherwise the designated court is not bound by those rules with respect to matters arising under this chapter. `barrister` means an Australian solicitor whose Australian professional certificate is subject to the condition that the holder is licensed only as a barrister or in the manner of a barrister; (a) unsatisfactory professional conduct by counsel where the conduct involves a significant or ongoing failure to observe or maintain an appropriate level of skill and diligence; and (3) an Australian internship certificate authorizing the holder to practise law as a principal also entitles the holder to work as an employee of a law firm or as a legal or government lawyer. (d) a partnership providing professional services if it consists of more than 20 members or if the partnership would be a large owner corporation (within the meaning of the Business Corporations Act) if it were a corporation; or (1) An Australian lawyer who provides legal services as an officer, director, partner or employee of a law firm or as in-house counsel or government adviser does not lose the professional privileges of an Australian lawyer.