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LeO consultation on becoming an ADR entity for complaints launches

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Published on: 08 September 2015
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The Legal Ombudsman (LeO) has launched a consultation into changes to its scheme rules which would be necessary to become an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) entity for complaints purposes.

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