Legal Profession (Law Practice Entities) Rules 2015 · As enacted · Part 3 · Limited Liability Law Partnerships
24. Concurrent appointments in limited liability law partnership and in related law corporation
Feedback & supportSection 142(3)(b) of the Act does not apply to a solicitor who holds concurrent appointments as —
a partner or an employee of a limited liability law partnership; and
a director, a consultant or an employee of a law corporation that is related to the limited liability law partnership.
Section 142(5)(a)(ii) of the Act does not apply to a regulated foreign lawyer who holds concurrent appointments as —
a partner or an employee of a limited liability law partnership; and
a director, a consultant or an employee of a law corporation that is related to the limited liability law partnership.
Section 142(5)(b)(ii) of the Act does not apply to a regulated non‑practitioner who holds concurrent appointments as —
a partner or an employee of a limited liability law partnership; and
a director or an employee of a law corporation that is related to the limited liability law partnership.
Subregulation 1
Section 142(3)(b) of the Act does not apply to a solicitor who holds concurrent appointments as —
a partner or an employee of a limited liability law partnership; and
a director, a consultant or an employee of a law corporation that is related to the limited liability law partnership.
Subregulation 2
Section 142(5)(a)(ii) of the Act does not apply to a regulated foreign lawyer who holds concurrent appointments as —
a partner or an employee of a limited liability law partnership; and
a director, a consultant or an employee of a law corporation that is related to the limited liability law partnership.
Subregulation 3
Section 142(5)(b)(ii) of the Act does not apply to a regulated non‑practitioner who holds concurrent appointments as —
a partner or an employee of a limited liability law partnership; and
a director or an employee of a law corporation that is related to the limited liability law partnership.