Making Legal Aid Work: a handbook for practitioners is the ultimate quick reference guide to legal aid and provides key information about all the types of public funding, dealing with common queries which crop up frequently in practice. Adopting a practical, hands-on approach, it is an indispensable purchase for new caseworkers and trainees as well as experienced practitioners. Signposting relevant Legal Services Commission (LSC) material and sources of further information it illustrates how to get and keep LSC contracts, as well as providing invaluable insight into the quality standards required: Specialist Quality Mark, Peer Review and Key Performance Indicators. The authors also provide a policy round-up and consider policy developments including Community Legal Advice Centres and Networks. Essential reading for all legal aid practitioners including those in Law Centres(R), Citizens Advice Bureaux and advice-giving charities, legal cashiers and accountants, district judges and cost officers.
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Vicky Ling has worked in the not-for-profit advice sector for over 25 years. She was one of the first managers recruited by the then Legal Aid Board to implement its quality assurance standard and is now an independent consultant specialising in legal aid practice. She has worked with over 200 firms of solicitors and not-for-profit agencies to help them improve practice management and meet LSC requirements. Vicky was a founder member of the Civil Justice Council and is currently serving a second term. She is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Quality Assurance. Simon Pugh is a solicitor and for 8 years was practice manager of Wilson & Co, a large legal aid firm in north London. He is now Head of Legal Services at Shelter. He has extensive experience of civil and criminal legal aid practice, contract management and compliance. He was co-author (with Vicky Ling) of Understanding Legal Aid (2003) and contributed to the Carter Survival Handbook (2007). He is a contributor to Cordery on Solicitors and an assessor on the Immigration Accreditation Scheme.
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