No, paralegals are not authorized to represent a client in court. There are some limited situations in which a law student may represent you in court. You should discuss this...

The Law Society cannot recommend a specific lawyer to you, however, we encourage you to contact the Public Legal Information Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (PLIAN) which offers both a...

Lawyers are required to obtain identifying information for all clients and, when engaging in financial matters, must verify the information. This is to ensure they are not engaging in criminal...

The Law Society is mandated to regulate the practice of law and the legal profession in the public interest.  It does so, in part, by promoting competence, high quality of...

Your first meeting with a lawyer is a time when information is exchanged between you and the lawyer. More…

The Public Legal Information Association of Newfoundland and Labrador {PLIAN) offers a lawyer referral service. This allows you to meet with a lawyer from anywhere from across the province who...

The Law Society cannot reduce your bill, but the law firm may do so in appropriate cases. If you believe the fees charged by your lawyer were too high, you...

Provide a signed original letter of complaint. The Law Society is unable to proceed with a complaint that is not in writing. Be factual. Give a brief description of the...