The reviewer will look at the management of the member’s practice in general and will specifically review the following areas: time management, file management, financial management, client service, technology and equipment, professional management and personal management. Other requirements found in the Law Society Act, 1999, the Law Society Rules or the Code of Professional Conduct may also form part of the review.

Generally, the reviewer is looking for ways to help the member practice more efficiently and effectively and also to spot areas where the member may be vulnerable to allegations, complaints or insurance claims.