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SRA warns in-house lawyers not to mislead third parties | News | Law Society Gazette

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    Re: SRA warns in-house lawyers not to mislead third parties | News | Law Society Gaze

    Originally posted by righty View Post
    "Assistant Solicitor" just noticed that Who's his supervisor? as he must have one
    Hiya righty,
    He didn't have one..none of the 4 solicitors with SGLS had one .no suoervisor or managerwas named on their registration partciulars with the Law Society at the time he signed the claim form in 2008......NO information has ever been supplied as to who it was.......However in 2012 Mathew Payne ( who signed as assisant solicitor became manager of the organisation SGLS and its solicitors)

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      Re: SRA warns in-house lawyers not to mislead third parties | News | Law Society Gaze

      Posted this on Swift Advances plc thread copy of the N244 Mathew Pyne signed and I can say this at the time I believed they were a legitimate Law Firm it was long afterthis I then relised they had conned everyone .

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