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Home > Publications > Research > Research Reports 2005 > Advice agencies, advisors and their clients: perceptions of quality

Advice agencies, advisors and their clients: perceptions of quality

by Jenny Johnstone & James Marson, University of Sheffield

Research report on perceptions of quality of legal advice services provided by non-legally qualified advisers. It describes clients' perceptions of the advice they received, and providers' perceptions of the service they offer. It also examines advisors' views on quality standards and the advice network, and clients' definitions of a good quality service.

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