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• CONSUMERS
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Consumers

• See also:
• Working with a lawyer
• Working with a conveyancer
• Making a Fidelity Fund claim

As the regulator of the legal profession in Victoria, the Legal Services Board is helping to create a better legal profession for all Victorian consumers.

The Legal Services Board achieves this by ensuring the effective regulation of the legal profession and the protection of consumers of legal services.

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