Abstract
For over a decade large law firms in England and Wales, through their representative body the City of London Law Society (CLLS), have lobbied for the relaxation of the professional conduct rules governing conflicts of interest. They argue that this is required to meet client needs, particularly sophisticated clients, and to accommodate the economic realities of a changing legal services market. They are not alone: in both the US and Canada there has been a similar push by the profession to deregulate conflicts of interest.
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