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Ireland— LRSA publishes Strategic Plan 2022-2025

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Published on: 14 April 2023

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LNB News 14/04/2023

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Issue Date: 14 April 2023

Published Date: 14 April 2023

Jurisdiction(s): Ireland

Article summary

The Legal Services Regulatory Authority (LRSA) has published its third Strategic Plan which outlines its priorities and goals for the regulation of the legal services sector until 2025. The Strategic Plan stems from research, consultation and engagement with external stakeholder organisations and individuals and with staff. The LSRA reflected on how best it can continue its work to regulate the provision of legal services by legal practitioners and ensure the maintenance and improvement of standards in the provision of legal services in the State.

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