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The peak regulator of the legal profession in Victoria

The Legal Services Board is an independent regulator that protects consumers and enhances the integrity of legal services in Victoria.

The Board aims to:

• ensure the effective regulation of the legal profession and the maintenance of professional standards
• address the concerns of clients of law practices and legal practitioners through the regulatory system and provide for the protection of consumers of legal services
• ensure the adequate management of trust accounts
• ensure that the Victorian system is at the forefront of regulation of legal practitioners.

To make a complaint about a lawyer please visit the Legal Services Commissioner website.

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